Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter ranked a new free agent from the Atlanta Braves one of the best players to hit the market Friday.

Last night was the deadline for arbitration-eligible player to be tendered a contract, and the Braves declined to do so for several notable players — Griffin Canning, Ray Kerr, Royber Salinas, Huascar Ynoa,

There’s little doubt the biggest paydays await Juan Soto, the 26-year-old outfielder represented by California-based super agent Scott Boras, and 32-year-old left-handed starter Blake Snell, whose first no-hitter last year followed Cy Young Awards in both leagues.

At 8:00 p.m. ET on Friday night, the deadline for the Atlanta Braves to either tender or non-tender arbitration-eligible players came and went. An hour passed between the deadline and the time when the news was announced concerning the decisions that the Braves had made on the group of players who were in that category heading into tonight.

The Atlanta Braves announced their decision to non-tender five players ahead of the deadline, including outfielder Ramon Laureano.

The Atlanta Braves announced their non-tender candidates. They have opted not to offer these players contracts for next season and they will head to free agency. The non-tendered

An hour past the deadline, the Braves officially announced they are not going to tender contracts for the 2025 campaign to Griffin Canning, Ray Kerr, Royber Salinas, Huascar Ynoa, and Ramon Laureano.