Major League Baseball teams submitted qualifying offers to 13 players last week, and those players must accept or reject the qualifying offers on Monday by 5 p.m. ET.
MLB free agency: Players must accept, reject qualifying offers Monday
All 13 players who tendered qualifying offers are expected to reject the one-year offer.
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The 13 players to receive qualifying offers include:
12 of the 13 players will reject the offer, barring an unexpected and improbable change of heart, leaving Granderson as the only player left undecided. Granderson is considering the offer but is still likely to reject the contract, according to Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports.
Nine players received qualifying offers last season and all nine rejected the offer. Teams can still negotiate with players after the qualifying offer deadline; three players who rejected qualifying offers last season ended up re-signing with the team that tendered them a contract.
If a player who rejects the offer signs with a new team, their previous team will receive draft pick compensation.
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