The Los Angeles Dodgers avoided arbitration by agreeing to contracts with outfielder Alex Call ($1.6 million), relief pitcher Anthony Banda ($1.625 million), and Brock Stewart ($1.3 million) before the MLB deadline. Call, who hit .267 with five home runs in 2025, is expected to have a larger role in 2026. Banda had a solid season with a 3.18 ERA in 75 games, while Stewart, recovering from shoulder surgery, is likely to miss part of the 2026 season. The Dodgers have largely steered clear of arbitration since 2020.
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Dodgers Sign Anthony Banda, Alex Call, Brock Stewart to Avoid Arbitration
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