Columbus Blue Jackets and goaltender Jet Greaves file contrasting salary figures as they head toward an arbitration hearing scheduled for July 23 in Toronto. The Blue Jackets submit an offer of $2.8 million for Greaves for the upcoming season. Greaves and his agent request $7.5 million for the same one-year term, according to arbitration filings described by outlets covering the case. The gap between the sides is $4.7 million, with each side presenting its own valuation of the goalie’s expected role and performance. The process will determine the final salary figure for the contract year in question, with the hearing date fixed for late July. The dispute centers on Greaves’ scheduled salary rather than a trade or roster decision, and the arbitration outcome will set the official amount for the season. Both sides’ filings indicate they are prepared to argue their respective positions in front of the arbitrator at the Toronto hearing.