Every year, it always seems like the MLB non-tender deadline becomes a bigger story than it should be. The overwhelming majority of players who become free agents due to their teams no longer viewing them as worth their price tags are usually correct calls. However, a few become worthwhile stories or targets for other teams. Some are obvious bounce back candidates, while others were productive but were cut due to their former teams needing to create room in their budget. It seems the main reason why this deadline has relevance is because it typically is a productive source of the thing every team wants in roster construction: low cost value.
Could Any Non-Tendered Candidates Make Sense for the Braves?
