Yes. He's likely a 5, maybe a 4, on a decent team. Which is fine. All teams need those guys, especially the Twins. But we shouldn't go in expecting him to be a solid 3 or better going forward. His track record doesn't support paying him that kind of money. And even if Santiago is good this season, I'd hesitate to pay him for his 2017 performance, as he'd be likely to regress.