Lane Thomas struggled after being dealt to Cleveland at the trade deadline, but he eventually crushed a grand slam off Tarik Skubal in ALDS Game 5.

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Outfielder Lane Thomas and the Guardians have avoided arbitration by agreeing to a one-year deal worth $7.825 million.

CLEVELAND (WKBN) — The Cleveland Guardians have officially signed outfielders Steven Kwan and Lane Thomas to one-year deals, avoiding arbitration. According to Cleveland.com, the contract for Thomas is worth $7.825 million.

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 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.