I'm guessing Boras wouldn't agree to a smaller base salary with performance incentives for his client? Of course Morales likes it here! He's getting to play again, the young guys seem to really like him, Gardy puts him in the lineup every chance he gets, the food's a little bland and it's 55 degrees in July, but hey, at least he's starting! I'm sure the Twins have rolled out the red carpet for him, they were looking to make a headline grabbing signing to keep the public interest, so it's a win win for both parties that a deal was done for this year. If I were the GM, I would offer something between $5 and $7 million with incentives that could push the earnings to $8 or $9 million. One year with a team option for 2016. "hey, if you don't like it, you can repeat this year's waiting game."