Honestly, who cares about the Greinke trade? The goal of a trade is not to fleece the other team. Greinke was (and still is) an all-world starting pitcher and was a major reason why the Brewers had a great season a few years ago and came really close to reaching the World Series. The Brewers knew they had a chance to make a run, so they made the trade to try to put themselves over the top. I was sorry to see Cain go at the time. I had a hunch he was going to be really good. But I also understood that the Brewers had to give up some prospects to get Greinke (oh, and Yuni). That's just the way it works. I don't care about losing Escobar - he's a perfectly decent player, but nothing special. Jeffress wasn't anything at all and we got him back. Odorizzi might turn out to be very good, but again, if you're going out to get a badass pitcher, you have to give something up. You can argue if the Brewers NEEDED to make the trade, but the trade itself was fine.