Josh, you've had some great success with having minor leaguers reach the big leagues with the Brewers. Just curious, but when major league negotiations are occurring with free-agency approaching, there's some things I've always wondered. If you could elaborate on a few, that would be great. 1) we often are guilty of assuming players/agents want the absolute top dollar for their players. Do you find players are more after the best fit or best salary? 2) When evaluating cities, do you or players ever consider the tax differences or costs of living? For instance, CC Sabathia's first deal with the Yankees was for roughly 1 year and $40 million more than the Brewers offered. Some speculated that given his expected housing and school expenses for his family in NYC, along with the taxes, the difference was far less than $40 million 3) We are probably way too proud of Wisconsin (although I split my time in AZ and MT now). Do players find Wisconsin boring, or do they appreciate our unique small-town feel where players are worshipped in public?