Spot on. It was a gamble. Sometimes those don't pay off. When they don't, you move on. Odd move for sure, but I get why they did it. They took a flyer on a guy who has been one of the top pen arms in the majors for a big stretch of time. A guy who has succeeded in plenty of big, consequential games. Yes, he's old. And yes, he's been injured. That's why they were able to grab him for basically an inconsequential prospect. Who knows ... maybe Peters will turn into a major league OFer. But I'll tell you what, his ceiling is never going to be higher than Frelick's, Mitchell's, Weimer's, Ruiz's, or even Lutz's. That's why he was expendable in a deal like this.