No sir! You say it's only the money that matters, I beg to differ. He'll be filthy rich wherever he signs. You make it sound like all the Twins have to do is want him, make him a big offer, and it's a done deal. I doubt it. I believe free agents are usually looking for a combination of things: money of course; but also the chance to win. It also depends on the number of suitors, location, relationships, etc. I just have a hard time imagining a guy hitting Free Agency for the first time, who is a pretty good player and will likely have lots of offers, who has no obvious ties to the area, who has played on a winning team his whole career, deciding to choose this Twins team, with 2 perhaps 3 90 loss seasons in a row and no prospect of immediate improvement as his dream destination. The guy will be 30 in September - he doesn't have time to wait for Sano, Buxton and company. Just being realistic. The Twins need to return to relevance to attract this type of player.