Who knows what else they do and what else they can get for Santana and either Phillips/broxton plus others but at this point is Yellich/Cain really that much more of a needle mover than what they had going in to the season, especially considering the lost assets of $80 million, four top 25 prospects, and a lost #73 pick in the upcoming draft? Although other moves will play out, one can break down the different outfield scenarios with Cain/Yelich pieces with some definition. It can be broken down like this- so which outfield set would you have rather had- and how much a better team does it make us? 1) CURRENT RF-Yelich (-4 prospects), CF-Cain (-80 mil & no #73 pick), Santana trade return 2) NO YELICH/NO CAIN/SANTANA TRADED CF-Brinson, RF-Phillips/Broxton, Santana trade return 3) NO CAIN/SANTANA TRADED RF-Yelich (-4 prospects), CF-Phillips/Broxton, Santana trade return 4) NO CAIN/SANTANA KEPT CF-Yelich (-4 prospects), RF- Santana, Philips/Broxton trade return 5) NO MOVES CF-Brinson/Phillips, RF- Santana, Broxton 6) CAIN/NO YELICH/SANTANA TRADED CF- Brinson/Phillips, RF- Cain (-80 mil & no #73 pick), Santana & Broxton trade return 8) WISHFUL THINKING CF- Brinson, RF-Yelich (-4 prospects), Santana trade return Man it stings to see Brinson go. I know everyone said it was inevitable he was going to be included in the deal, but I just don’t see why that had to be. I would have loved to see a Yelich/Brinson/Braun outfield. Hard for me to believe that a Phillips, Diaz, Yamamoto,Harrison/(any minor league pitcher not named Burnes) wouldn’t have been enough. Oh well.