I just don't see the Brewers ever going over the pool cap and getting taxed and/or giving up draft picks to do so. The Brewers have never been big players in Latin America and I wouldn't expect signing Lohse to change that one way or the other, especially with the new bonus cap rules in place. From a talent perspective it would be nice if they would hit on 1 guy per season out of Latin America but thus far only Escobar and Peralta have made it to MLB, though I'm high on Orlando Arcia who's playing for the T-Rats as well. Colby will likely have more insight into the rumor mill regarding the international draft and what the Brewers might do than I would... historically they haven't done much though. What makes me sad is that the Brewers signed Lohse for $33m they could have had Soler, Cespedes, or Chapman for around that much money. All of these players come at a higher risk but I would take any one of these three over Lohse and for about $7m more the Brewers could have gotten Puig. I still don't get why the Brewers have not gone after someone like Cespedes or Chapman.