Salary Arbitration

Mark Bellhorn vs. Boston Red Sox

Table of Contents
I. Law: Criteria for Salary Arbitration
II. Introduction/Background
III. Career Statistics
i. Major League 1997
ii. Major League 1998, 2000, 2001
iii. Major League 2002
iv. Major League 2003
v. Major League 2004
IV. Past Compensation
V. Comparable Players
a. Comparative Information
b. Comparative Analysis
i. Marcus Giles – Appendix B
ii. Jerry Hairston Jr. – Appendix C
iii. Adam Kennedy – Appendix D
iv. Luis Rivas – Appendix E
VI. Conclusion
VII. Appendices
i. Mark Bellhorn – Appendix A

Law: Criteria for Salary Arbitration
Article IV (D) 12: Criteria [for Salary Arbitration]
(a) The criteria will be the quality of the Player's contribution to his Club during the past season (including but not limited to his overall performance, special qualities of leadership and public appeal), the length and consistency of his career contribution, the record of the Player's past......

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Title: Baseball Arbitration
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