Catcher Tim Laudner of the Minnesota Twins,...
Catcher Tim Laudner of the Minnesota Twins, pitcher Jim Winn of the Chicago White Sox and infielder Jim Pankovits of the Houston Astros agreed to one--year contracts, reducing the number of players in salary arbitration to 55.
Laudner, who made $245,000 while batting .191 with 16 homers last year, will receive $295,000 plus $12,500 more if he plays 95 games or more. He had filed for $350,000 and the Twins had countered at $245,000.
Winn, who made $162,500 while posting a 4--6 record with six saves, will get $165,000 and the opportunity to make $207,500 more in incentives. He had submitted an arbitration figure of $275,000, with the White Sox countering at $140,000.
The terms of Pankovits contract were not announced. He made $100,000 while hitting .230 in 61 at--bats last year. He had filed for $150,000 compared to $135,000 for the Astros.
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