This offseason, the cutoff for Super Two arbitration eligibility is expected to be around two years and 139 or 140 days of service time, a slight increase from last year’s 2.132. Notable players qualifying for Super Two include Matt McLain, projected to earn $2.6MM, while others like Zach Neto and Francisco Alvarez also gain eligibility, enhancing their earning potential significantly.
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Super Two Cutoff Estimated at 2.140 Years of Service
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