I'm surprised to see that out of all the eligible Rice pitchers, the Brewers have the best one that's actually signed. http://forum.brewerfan.net/images/smilies/wink.gif The problem as I see it is the tremendous conflict of interest for the agents. A good amateur player goes through the draft process maybe three times, and only if they don't sign in their first two opportunities (HS Senior, College Junior & Senior). A player only gets one shot at the proverbial apple; they want as much as they can get, but the dollar maximums is fairly entrenched by the trends and history of the draft. A player's agent, on the other hand, can actually raise the raise the bar for future deals based on how they handle current ones; a more aggressive strategy pays off for the agent in the long run. Serve your client....or serve yourself.