Isn't it possible Liriano could've had another bad outing today and thus lowered even more his trade value, or even maybe got hurt?? then we would here that we should've traded him earlier when he was going good. The fact is there is probably no way we would be satisfied and your right we as always have no idea what was being offered by other teams we just assume it was better then this. Maybe the market for a talented but extremely enigmatic pitcher wasn't as high as we as Twins fans hoped. The bottom line is it's Liriano's fault his value wasn't s high as it should be, he gets rattled too easily on the mound when things are going south on him. He's so maddingly inconsistent that he probably scared off other suitors not willing to give up much then a couple mid level prospects.