I agree with Brewcrewdue80 that having the Pirates sell low on Glasnow within the division was a bit of a pipe dream, I suppose. I was just looking at it as a potential "prospect" buy low opportunity for the Brewers if indeed the Pirates have grown frustrated with Tyler's development at the MLB level. Glasnow represents the type of high ceiling starting pitching prospect the Brewers simply have not had in their system since perhaps Ben Sheets (or maybe Yovani). I'm a huge fan of Corbin Burnes pitchability, but he still only has the ceiling of a mid-rotation starter IMO. Same goes for Woodruff and Ortiz, etc. The Brewers picking Corey Ray one pick before Oakland nabbed A.J. Puk seems like it will come back to haunt them. If... A. Brewers don't draft/develop high ceiling pitchers B. Teams rarely trade pitching prospects with high, top of the rotation ceilings C. Brewers can't sign Free Agent TOR starters, but only mid-rotation types (i.e. Cobb, Lynn) Then I really am concerned with the Brewers chances of getting deep into the playoffs in the next 5 years, even if they get there. Trade deadline deals for established ACES like Greinke or Sabathia during a season that the Brewers seem playoff bound may be the only route to go it seems. Outside of that, I think Stearns has to somehow pull off the type of trade where he gives up "the farm" to land a controllable young TOR starter like Archer, Stroman, etc. And those trade opportunities are few and far between, IMO.