That's the amazing thing to me too, is Correa taking 100% of the punishment, and somehow the Cardinals are off scotch-free. That doesn't seem right to me. As far as the value of information they saw from the Astros, I don't know if I believe the $1.7 million in damages, but they still saw all of the Astros' notes from contract negotiations, trade negotiations, trade targets, free agency targets, etc. over a 10+ month period. Is it possible to put a true monetary value on knowing what your competitor's are looking for, the value they're looking to pay the players they want, and what names other teams in the MLB are offering for a specific player? I'm not sure it is. Either way, I agree that the Cardinals deserve a penalty too from this mess. My preference is the Cardinals losing draft picks.