| − | '''Baseball arbitration''' is an increasingly popular form of dispute resolution in which the arbitrator must pick the number submitted by one of the sides to the dispute. | + | '''Baseball arbitration''' is an increasingly popular form of dispute resolution in which the arbitrator chooses one number from those submitted by the two sides to the dispute. |
| − | For example, if one side to a dispute says it should be resolved with a payment of $500,000, but the other side says it should be resolved fr $3 million, then the arbitrator must pick either $500,000 or $3 million as the final settlement. | + | For example, if one side says it should be resolved with a payment of $500,000, but the other side says it should be resolved for $3 million, then the arbitrator must pick either $500,000 or $3 million as the final settlement. |