Pat

One, he demanded the money and then just basically took the year off.

People are going to be upset.

But I think Bob touched on it a little bit more.

He's sort of the Corvette in the garage that we can't really afford right now.

I just think at that price range for the other needs we have and what we have behind them, not as good maybe, but still damn productive, I think we have to move on from Watt.

If we can get a first-round pick for him, all the better.

But I don't think we can.

I think he's worth it, but he did himself no favors last year with, frankly, his effort.

I mean, unless there's some injury.

Every game last year, where was he?

If he's a so-called one-trick pony... At $21 million a year, he should figure out a way above that problem.

And I think it's time to move on from that.

There you go.

Yeah, this is a guy who you go back to November.

There were talks he might get a QO.

He had a really solid year.

It wasn't like he went out there, struck out the world, all-star.

He started the year a little bit hurt, ended the year a little bit hurt.

But in between the two injuries, he pitched really, really well.

And this is a guy who spotty track record, but for the most part has a really good track record.