No. Sheets will command a tremendous amount of money in spite of his injury history. There are perenial powers like the Yankees and Cardinals who are desperate for pitching, and the Brewers could not and should not try to win bidding wars with them. In 1990 the Brewers gave Teddy Higuera what was at that time a huge four-year deal. It was a contributing factor to the long, dark nightmare from 1993-2004. By 2009 the Brewers will be staring at long-term deals for Fielder, Weeks, Hardy, and Hart in order to buy out years of arbitration and free agency. They'll have to rely on their minor league pitching depth and more Melvinesque shrewd trades. I can live with that.