reason for that being the last year of the Loshe deal, and the contract language in the Garza deal... 4 years/$50M (2014-17), plus 2018 vesting option signed by Milwaukee as a free agent 1/27/14 14-17:$12.5M annually. 18: vesting/club option 2018 option vests at $13M if Garza 1) has 110 starts in 2014-17, 2) has 115 innings in 2017 and 3) is not on the disabled list at end of 2017 season whilt that $13 mil isnt that much in 2018 expected contract, for any team thinking about taking him on they have to assume him hitting those numbers (27 starts on avg over contract). 115 innings is a given if he hits 27 starts. When was the last time a starting pitcher got traded with 2+ years left on his contract? honest question