It's not a sexy FA pitcher list, but ignoring free agency isn't a good strategy. I would avoid any long term commitments from this group. However, hopefully our new PBO and GM can zero in on one or two short term deals that turn out to be fantastic bargains. One, two, or even three year deal(s) should absolutely happen. It's only money. Those "finds" happen every year. Some GMs look like geniuses because they were able to spot the guy(s) likely to outperform their recent history, and then cash those assets in, either with W's or by flipping them at the deadline. This team needs pitching. The most likely result of "Don't sign anyone, play the kids" is another half decade of suckage. I want the new leadership to augment the existing pitching, not wait for the magic beans to grow into magic beanstalks. And that means all avenues pursued, including free agency, even in a "bad year" for free agents. If all the new front office does is wait for "tomorrow, tomorrow" we might as well have kept Ryan. There's no reason a good front office shouldn't be able to turn the position players on this team into a contender in a year or two. If Buxton, Sano et al aren't ready to compete by 2017, they likely never will be. Get on with it...that's why they hired a new front office.