I don't see how that could be considered a good investment, sure he wouldn't cost much, but does it really matter when he's most likely not a difference maker? He's just a guy. If you aren't combining that move with several others that might be difference makers then it seems pointless to even sign a guy like Barmes. If he's the biggest move the Brewers make this off-season, they are in trouble. The Brewers should look at Reyes injury history as a chance to get him cheaper than if he had never missed a game. My opinion is to go for the home run, don't just sign the 'safe' guy. Sure, Barmes isn't going to cripple the Brewers if he goes down with an injury, but he's not going to provide much when he's healthy either unless there are some serious upgrades elsewhere on the team.