The arbitration process within Major League Baseball is a fickle one, a system that pits players with three years of service time under their belt (and the few Super Twos with a bit less than that) against their own club in a battle over salaries. Teams who otherwise have their players backs and choose to hype them in outsized ways - thereby keeping their value on the trade market as high as possible - suddenly are tasked with finding the most damning ways to nitpick their performances in the name of payroll while also actively choosing to keep them part of their active roster.
Non-tender candidates who should be on the Cincinnati Reds radar
