I can see all the points of view, and I'm still digesting losing our top pick. My first reaction was that he should have signed, got adjusted in the off-season, and began his professional career. I read a lot in the last couple hours about what a diabetic goes through, and depending on how it affects a person, it can really suck. Added to that, making a life decision after just being diagnosed would be tough - especially if there was such a small window to work with in this incredible decision. Weighed out, you have a scholarship to the U of San Diego, an education, closer to home, more women, and ya know, it wouldn't suck to be a big man on campus. School starts soon though, so it's not like you are at home getting used to your new lifestyle, you are sort of on your own. The other decision would have kept you at home for a while longer and put a couple million bones in your pocket. Chances of an education decrease a lot, but a nice career path is set out. The adjustment time on your new lifestyle probably would have been easier though. And come on, first rounder! Sure, he could be a stud in college and be a first rounder again, who knows. Either way, a career in baseball is pretty likely. I have to think that the window in which he had to make this big decision was too short. I don't really understand the game of waiting until the deadline to work out a deal. It seemed like it was forced from the commissioners office to wait so long that it became detrimental to the team and player in this circumstance. Perhaps if there were a few weeks in between a diagnosis like this and a signing deadline, it could have been reviewed and slept on more. It's like winning the lottery 2 months ago, and not being able to make a decision on your new house location for 60 days. But then on the 58th day you find out there are problems, but no, you can't wait another week to decide.. decide now.. Whole situation just seems unfair from both sides, and I'm just pondering if it would have turned out any different if there were no weird games involved and Dylan got his diagnosis a month or more ago.