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ESPN Staff Writer- Sports reporter, Kansas City Star, 2002-09
- Writer, Baseball, Baseball Prospectus
- Co-author, Pro Basketball Prospectus
- Member, Baseball Writers Association of America
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ESPN Senior Writer- Covers MLB for ESPN.com
- Former deputy editor of Page 2
- Been with ESPN.com since 1995
In an MLB offseason filled with uncertainty, Wednesday's 8 p.m. ET non-tender deadline takes on added importance this winter. The annual deadline is when teams must decide whether to tender contracts to players with less than six years of service time, including arbitration-eligible players who could receive a significant salary raise if tendered a contract.
Which big-name stars could be let go by their current teams and join this year's free-agent crop? Where are potential landing spots for newly available players? And which teams could pounce on anyone non-tendered Wednesday? ESPN MLB experts Bradford Doolittle and David Schoenfield weigh in.