The non-tendering is an interesting possibility. Not because I would want or expect the Brewers to swoop in and reacquire him, but just to see such a bizarre situation play out. Hader's ERA since the trade has been something like 24.00ish. Let's just say he reverts for the rest of the year to simply just being bad as opposed to historically bad, and from here on out his ERA is 6.00. What does he stand to make in arbitration next year? $15million? The question really is what will he make via arby vs. what would he get on the open market if he were non-tendered, given my hypothetical that he pitches at a 6.00 ERA clip the rest of the way.