Yeah, my whole adult work-life has been about Supply and Demand. The supply is flooded when there is no urgency and when every avenue is open to acquire arms. Not only is FA open in the offseason (though weak is still an avenue to acquire players) there's also the fact that EVERY team is willing to deal with EVERY team. It won't just be a handful of playoff teams looking for a few decent established starters from non-contenders for a playoff push. It will be where the season is over, urgency is over for playoff push, and everybody is looking at every team to see what they can get. Yes, more teams may be looking for pitchers, but there will be WAY more pitchers available to get too. So, yeah, I don't buy your premise that what you are saying is simple supply-demand rules. There's a reason the experts use the term Deadline Premium Prices in regards to team trading at the deadline time frame. Sellers get more at the trade deadline than in offseason. Sense of urgency to push for the playoffs with those teams looking to only a few teams in sell mode that have players that can help. Again, doesn't matter. No need to continue this debate. Believe what you want. Like I said before, he's likely not getting traded this offseason or this trade deadline, so the debate is moot.