No wonder why you two guys rip this deal, you think we only got 1 comp pick, when actually we received 2, both much higher than where Inman was drafted. Did you mean to include the "Yes" in there as though I were responding condescendingly? I asked an honest question. I think Melvin got owned on this one, and the draft picks really only can even things out, most likely. Yes, they're higher than where Inman was drafted. But the question isn't 'Inman's draft slot' v. 'these draft slots', it's Inman, a very well-progressed SP, along with two very good 'throw-in' arms vs. 'a reliever clearly not at his peak anymore (making him relatively pedestrian) + two draft picks that the Crew might be lucky enough to do as well on as they did with Inman.' Not only is it unlikely that the Brewers will find as good a pitcher as Inman, it's very very unlikely that they'll be able to draft someone that will be as close to contributing in MLB as Will is. Yes, we might end up getting a player with higher ceiling, but if he can't help in Milwaukee until after some of our young starts have moved on, then I don't think it was a well-planned tradeoff.