Kwan, hours after Lane Thomas, the second-to-last arbitration eligible Guardian came to terms on Thursday, settled on a one-year $4.175 million contract for the 2025 season. Kwan made $757,600 last year so this is a big bump for the All-Star leadoff hitter in his first year of arbitration eligibility.

The Cleveland Guardians have reached one-year agreements with Steven Kwan and Lane Thomas, avoiding arbitration. According to a report from MLB.com, Kwan has signed a one-year, $4.175 million contract.

The Guardians started the offseason with nine players eligible for arbitration. Steven Kwan and Lane Thomas are unsigned and still in the organization.

As the Guardians often operate with an eye on the future, here are three candidates for long-term contract extensions this winter and spring.

The Guardians and left fielder Steven Kwan have settled at $4.175 million to avoid arbitration, according to Ari Alexander on Twitter: This comes in slightly under the $4.3 million projected by MLB Trade Rumors.