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Brewers: Is RHP Corey Knebel a non-tender candidate?
The Dec. 2nd deadline to tender contracts to arbitration eligible players is fast approaching. Here we examine Brewers non-tender candidate Corey Knebel. For the third consecutive offseason, Corey Knebel‘s contract value sits at $5.125MM. This initial pay raise dates back to a very successful 2017 season with the Brewers in which he recorded 39 saves, […] Brewers: Is RHP Corey Knebel a non-tender candidate? - Reviewing the Brew - Reviewing the Brew - A Milwaukee Brewers Fan Site - News, Blogs, Opinion and More
Brew Crew Ball Nov 28, 2020
Milwaukee Brewers Tender or Non-Tender Decisions: Corey Knebel
Photo by Stacy Revere/ The former All-Star had a rocky return from Tommy John surgery Teams have until December 2nd to decide whether to tender contracts to their arbitration-eligible players. The Brewers have a slew of players up for raises this winter, but the uncertain financial situation for teams across the league could lead to some surprising non-tenders. Who will the Brewers keep among their arbitration-eligibles, and who will they let go? We take a look at each player’s case. Corey Knebel 2020 Salary: $5.125 million ($1.922 million when prorated)2021...
Brew Crew Ball Nov 13, 2020
2020-21 MLB Free Agent Preview: Relief Pitchers
Kelley L Cox-USA TODAY Sports Top-line relievers headline this year’s crop The Brewers have the most dominant reliever in baseball in Devin Williams. They also have the best reliever in baseball for the previous few seasons in Josh Hader. Corey Knebel is in position to return to being effective. Eric Yardley was really good in 2020. Brent Suter continues to get people out. Starter candidates Freddy Peralta, Eric Lauer, Adrian Houser, and Josh Lindblom could and have fared well in the bullpen. Drew Rasumssen, Justin Topa, and potentially other young relievers are set to take a next...
