Unfortunately it is that time of year again, where the on-field action has concluded and the offseason is here. There are 46 players currently on the Dodgers 40-man roster, including six players on the 60-day disabled list. Here is where they stand heading into the offseason.

I have split the Dodgers roster into a few groups:

Free Agents (7)

SS Hanley Ramirez

RHP Josh Beckett

RHP Kevin Correia

RHP Roberto Hernandez

LHP Paul Maholm

RHP Chris Perez

RHP Jamey Wright

The big fish in this pond is Ramirez, who is looking to cash in. The big question is whether or not the Dodgers will offer him a qualifying offer, a one-year, $15.3 million contract that, if he declines, would bring a supplemental draft pick as compensation should he sign elsewhere.

Beckett plans to retire, which will probably become official after the World Series.

Options (3)

RHP Brian Wilson has a player option for 2015 reportedly worth $9.5 million that he has apparently already decided to exercise.

RHP Dan Haren has a player option worth $10 million for 2015.

RHP Chad Billingsley has a club option for 2015 worth $14 million, which will almost certainly be bought out, bringing a buyout of $3 million.

The official decisions on these options will come after the World Series.

Under Contract (13)

You can click on each player name for more details of their contract.

Puig, while signed through the 2018 season, will not qualify for free agency until he has six years of major league service time, which will be after the 2019 season at the earliest.

Arruebarrena similarly needs six years of service time before qualifying for free agency, so after the 2020 season at the earliest. He has two option years remaining.

Guerrero, who will be a free agent after the 2017 season, cannot be sent to the minors without his consent beginning in 2015.

Arbitration Eligible (8)

Gordon, with two years, 154 days of major league service time, will almost certainly qualify for Super Two status, meaning he is among the top 22% in service time of players with at least two years but not yet three years of service. He would potentially have four years of salary arbitration eligibility instead of the normal three. Tim Dierkes at MLB Trade Rumors projects the Super Two cutoff at two years, 122 days.

Gordon has one option remaining, as does Turner.

Jansen has two option years remaining, and Barney has three (he was optioned for 10 days in 2014, less than the required 20 days to count as an optional assignment).

Ellis, Elbert, Butera and Bernadina are out of options.

The service time is listed in years and days, such that 3.108 means three years, 108 days of service time. There are 183 days in a major league season, but it only takes 172 days to accrue a full year of service time. A player can't receive credit for more than 172 days in a season.

The deadline to tender contracts to arbitration eligible players and those under team control is 9 p.m. PDT on Dec. 2.

Under Team Control (15)

The minimum salary will increase in 2014 from $500,000 to some amount, likely somewhere near $510,000, in 2015. The final number will be known at some point when November, when the Consumer Price Index number from October 2014 is known.

For more detailed payroll information, be sure to visit the payroll worksheet.

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Here are some important dates to remember for the offseason: