Willinghams 2014 salary should not be a concern for this team, with the current team as of now and arbitration etc the Twins will be heading into 2014 with about 55 million owed. That means that even with Willingham on the books the Twins have between 30 mil and 50 million they could legitimately spend in free agency/trades before next year. The best bet with Willingham is to let him come back and produce, if he does then maybe you can trade him in the off-season, if not, go ahead and roll with him as a DH/LF for 2014, if someone like Buxton is ready by June then deal him for whatever you can come the trade deadline, if you are still in contention at the all star break and Willingham is preforming well then maybe you think about just holding onto him and taking the comp pick at the end of 2014? Either way, no reason to sell low on him. Pelfrey is a "unique" Boras client, he most likely took less money to come to Minnesota and it wouldn't shock me if he did the same again. We aren't talking about the difference between a 7 year 140 mil contract and a 5 year 90 mil contract, we are talking about maybe a mil or two less to stay in Minnesota. If he remains healthy I would offer him a 2 year 10-12 mil contract with plenty of incentives. If we want to keep Pelfrey, then I would trade Correia for anything we can get, I do like Correia but we don't need a bunch of #4/#5's to compete. I would rather take some of that saved 5 million and put it towards a Hughes signing. If you can get something for Carroll then do it, if not, just don't give him away for literally nothing. I think having a veteran amongst a bunch of rookies/youngsters in the INF actually is beneficial and I believe the Twins have said as much. Besides, its not like anyone is really pushing him for those at bats...