Right, Right, I agree with all of this. But there have to offers out there right now. Maybe 2 years from some teams, maybe 1 year. What could possibly make those offers increase between now and the start of the season, or now and June, or now and the All-Star break? Even if there were an injury, or some player pitching ineffectively, it should only compel a team perhaps currently not in the mix for his services to offer a one year deal to fill the gap. Nothing that happens in-season is going to cause a team say, "wow, that injury hurts, lets give Keuchel 5 years and 120 million, even though we had no interest before" It might cause a team to say "here's a one year deal to help us today, or maybe even a two year deal since if Keuchel signs in June he may not be effective or ready until July. Maybe Im just a rube and Scott Boras is the know-all, be-all, but I am not sure that once a season starts additional multi year offers will come rolling in.