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Brew Crew Ball · Dec 3, 2015

These non-tendered players could make sense for Brewers

Steve Mitchell-USA TODAY SportsLast night was the non-tender deadline and as always a number of players did not make the cut. They've been released by their former teams and are now free to sign with any of the 30 clubs. Contrary to what one might believe, just because these players were cut does not mean they have no value.

Often players will be cut because they're projected to cost too much. Sometimes those players just don't fit the roster construction of their former teams. And sometimes non-tendered players are just injured and are not guaranteed to contribute to the major league team in the following season. It's still possible for those players to provide value to other teams though.

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