Duday, who made $1.64 million in 2014, is eligible for salary arbitration and looking at a big increase after a 30 home run and 92 runs batted in season, ESPN New York reports. Duda is likely to receive somewhere around $5 million and it's possible New York looks to lock him up for a few seasons. For Duda to take the next step forward, he will need to improve his numbers against southpaws against whom he hit .180/.264/.252 with two home runs and 10 runs batted in over 111 at-bats.