No, I'm not saying that. I'm saying most good teams aren't relying on buying low and selling high as a principle of roster construction. The Rays rely on throwing a bunch of s*** at the wall, seeing what sticks, and then trading the sticky s*** when salary becomes a concern. Most teams don't operate like that, at least not consistently. LAD, STL, ATL have been paying sticker price for proven MLB guys for years. TEX and PHI do the same. Toronto identified a player they liked, who had four years of control, and they pulled the trigger. Not every acquisition needs to be distressed asset that you're buying on the cheap. It's OK to acquire players coming off of very good seasons. The best teams in the league do it as a matter of course.