In the Milwaukee Brewers' first salary arbitration hearing in 12 years, Corey Hart has emerged victorious.The outfielder was awarded $4.8 million by the panel of arbitrators Friday, a fairly significant raise from the $3.25 million he made last year.
Hart, who hit .260 with 12 home runs and 48 RBIs last season, was the first big league case to go to a hearing this year. Ten more players are scheduled to vie against their teams for more money throughout the week, but not all of them will be as fortunate as Hart.
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