Seriously? Yeah...I mean if it was 1 year 2 mil, then yes by all means. But I'm not going to outbid other teams (and starting pitching usually brings out the worst in GMs) and pay $10 million a year for a mediocre pitcher (4.30 ERA in the NL), who can only pitch 5 innings and is usually a major injury concern. I'd much rather try to move on without him. If there was a chance that we could max out his talent (and I will admit he has considerable upside), I might reconsider, but his numbers have only gone down since under the watch of our coaching staff. Maybe there is more to the story of Rich's season...but as of right now I'm ok with him walking.