BASEBALL / DAILY REPORT : AROUND THE MAJOR LEAGUES : About 95 to Be Eligible for Free Agency

A group of about 95 players, depending on contract renewals and arbitration offers, are eligible to begin filing for free agency Monday.

The list is headed by outfielders Bobby Bonilla of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Danny Tartabull of the Kansas City Royals and includes:

First Basemen--Wally Joyner, Eddie Murray, Pedro Guerrero and Glenn Davis.

Second Basemen--Juan Samuel, Willie Randolph, Mike Gallego and Mariano Duncan.

Shortstops--Dick Schofield, Kurt Stillwell and Alfredo Griffin.

Third Basemen--Steve Buechele and Brook Jacoby.

Catchers--Brian Harper and Gary Carter.

Outfielders--Dave Winfield, Dan Pasqua, Jim Eisenreich, Dan Gladden and Pete Incaviglia.

Pitchers--Orel Hershiser, Mike Morgan, Jay Howell, Kirk McCaskill, Frank Viola, Alejandro Pena, Mitch Williams, Tom Candiotti and Bill Wegman.

Three eligible players have already re-signed with their current teams. Shortstop Shawon Dunston received a four-year, $12-million contract from the Chicago Cubs; outfielder John Kruk received a three-year, $7.2-million contract from the Philadelphia Phillies, and catcher Mickey Tettleton agreed to a reported three-year, $8.5-million deal with the Detroit Tigers.

Eligible players have 15 days to file. They can talk with interested clubs during that period but can not discuss finances with any club except their own until the filing period ends.