You must have a very loose definition of TOR arm if you think there was a deal to be had for one involving Santana. Let's give Stearns some credit, if an actual ace was available for Santana he would have pulled the trigger. He is not dumb. He was interested in dealing Santana all the way back at the Winter Meetings in December before there was any sign that Yelich and Cain were going to be Brewers so the fact that Santana was not dealt even after those deals is a pretty certain sign that the trade market for Santana was extremely underwhelming. I wish Santana, or Braun, or at least Broxton, had been traded. But the OF trade market stunk. It is what it is. Guys like Corey Dickerson ended up available for basically nothing. I guess I don't define a TOR as an ace (our definition of an ace could vary wildly as well) necessarily. I do believe there were trade opportunities available for arms significantly better than we currently have at three of our rotation spots. Call that TOR or something else. Let me put if differently. I'd be comfortable with Broxton or Phillips playing while Yelich is hurt if it meant a significant upgrade over what we currently have at back end of the rotation.