Last Wednesday was the final day for teams to tender contract offers to all of their arbitration eligible players. Most years, you see one or two notable names non-tendered. The most relevant example of this happening in the context of Yankee’s baseball would be during the 2010 offseason when the Dodgers non-tendered Russel Martin allowing Brian Cashman to swoop in and sign him to a $6 million, one-year deal. That proved to be a successful venture for the 2011 and 2012 seasons.