I'm all for signing 1-2 bounce back vets or vets who have had a solid track record. For me, I want to see Barnes, Knebel, Torres, Marinez, Magnifico for sure. I'm very curious to see how Suter will do in spring out of the pen full time (don't even bounce back and forth) as I think he can contribute. Blazek has had some success as well. Parker I think will be gone at some point. Scahill, Cravy I want nothing to do with. Stearns will add some guys here for sure and that's where Scahill, Parker types can lose their 40 for an upgrade. Maybe it's wishful thinking given he's never seen AAA but I'm very intrigued by Ramsey. Excited to see how he does in spring. He's just dominated everything so far and is 27 all year next year (people have asked questions surround his injury in 2015 and it was his lower back - Marlins thought it was a minor injury but it actually kept him out all season). Two guys who were as good as anyone in relief work last year were Suter and Cravy. Suter era in relief work was 0.00 and Cravy was 0.81. Saw Thornburg make some recent comments about it being tough going back and forth between a starter and reliever, which is exactly what has been going on with Suter and Cravy. Magnifico was closing for AAA but since the Brewers are searching a closer, I don't see him in that role. I can see Marinez or Torres taking over as a closer if we don't sign someone but I think 2 FA relievers will be signed. Moves were made before the season started last year, I look for more of the same.