Yeah, he's 33 and due a boatload of money, but of you're a team looking for a front end starter, assumign that the Phils opt to unload him to a claiming team, all he'll cost is money. As of now, we'd be the 4th in line behind the Astros, Rockies, and Padres for any NL waiver claims. He'd be a very risky claim, as the Phillies could very well just unload the salary, and 25MM for his age 34-36 seasons is a hell of a lot. Still, it is tempting. If we did claim him, and they unloaded him and his salary on us, we could sure use a front end starter. However, judging by our organization's willingness to eat salary, it could be an interesting possibility to claim him, and if they dump him and his salary on us, we could wait until the winter or next spring to trade him, and pick up up half of the salary for a very nice prospect package. Why handcuff ourselves even further? We're looking at 2015 before we're competitive, so Lee isn't going to do us much good.