Love Me (non)Tender

The non-tender deadline came and went with merely a whimper from the Jays who despite wide-spread speculation of allowing more of its players to become free agents,Cleveland Indians Hats, encouraged in Indianapolis even if not directly by new GM Alex Anthopoulos,Cheap Snapback Hats, decided to offer contracts to all but one (catcher Raul Chavez) of their nine arbitration-eligible players,DC shoes hats, including the disgruntled reliever Jeremy Accardo. 
The free-spirited righthander has been jerked around by the organization ever since being acquired in the hastily put together dump of Shea Hillenbrand back in the summer of '06. Accardo found out this summer via his constant promotions and demotions that what happens in Vegas doesn't always stay in Vegas -- and the other way around. In fact,New York Mets Hats, in coming up a few days short of four full seasons of major-league service,2011 New Arrival Sale, it has tied him to whatever his major-league club for one extra season before reaching six years of service and real free agency. Major-league teams have often been known to manipulate these service days especially when a player has remaining options like Accardo did last summer. How do we know he's disgruntled? His agent told Jordan Bastian of MLB.com that he was hoping to not be sent a contract by Saturday at midnight (non-tendered) and there was that little incident in the Oakland clubhouse this summer when he was sent to Vegas before a game,Montreal Expos Hats, was not available to speak to the media and his Jays' jersey was observed sitting in the garbage can. You don't need to be Sherlock Holmes.