As teams approach the non-tender deadline, they often face tough decisions about players who might be too expensive due to arbitration prices that outweigh their recent performance.
The non-tender deadline serves not only to finalize contract decisions but also as a potential trigger for trades, especially for players with significant arbitration costs.
Mike Yastrzemski, with a projected arbitration salary of $9.5 million, becomes a focal point for the Giants, reflecting the broader challenges teams face this deadline.
Players subjected to the non-tender deadline are often those whose production levels cannot justify the salary demands, highlighting the balance teams must maintain.
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