Can you relax? You might as well become a Dodger/Yankee fan. Well, yes or no, is this or is that not what they do as far as starting pitching goes. It's a factual statement. Investing 25% of your total payroll into one starting pitcher who will play in at most 22% of your total games in any given season doesn't sound like a sustainable strategy either. Hence why we have always traded for TOR starters (i.e. CC and Greinke) instead of overspending on pitchers when they are nearing the end of their primes (age 30-32). This is a great signing based on potential upside versus guaranteed cost. If you don't understand why Milwaukee will never outbid the large market teams than you simply do not understand baseball economics. I get that they can't sign the top end guys, but then dammit, trade for one. Melvin did it with Grienke, and CC, though I would like to get someone with control. I mean, I don't want to trade Hader but at this point if it brings you a PROVEN TOR starter...go for it. Stop bringing this up in every single thread. Thanks.