Cleveland Guardians pitcher Ben Lively leads a group of 29 MLB players with two-to-three years of service time who are eligible for salary arbitration, often referred to as 'Super 2s'. This group includes notable players like Boston's Jarren Duran and Kutter Crawford, and Seattle's George Kirby. The arbitration eligibility cutoff was set at 2 years and 132 days of major league service, a slight increase from previous years. Players just missing the cutoff, like Atlanta's Angel Perdomo, are not eligible. Lively, who led the Guardians with 13 wins and a 3.81 ERA, is projected to earn $3.2 million through arbitration. The list also features other players like Reid Detmers of the Los Angeles Angels and Minnesota's Royce Lewis.