I think Rasmus will always be under pressure given his talent and the teams that will tire aimlessly to get its full potential. Besides, even if he signs a contract, it won't be a long term one and likely a 1 year or 2 year one, he'll find himself under "pressure" soon again.
That said, Rasmus is a good buy low candidate but he's someone who needs to get hit by the luck dragon to provide decent numbers.
BABIP WAR
0.282 2.6
0.354 4
0.267 0.5
0.259 1
0.356 4.8
0.294 0.6
My biggest issue with him is his inability to have a consistence plate approach. One of the biggest differences last year from the previous one was his stance. He went from a tight stance to just having his arm/bat piratically over the plate. I don't know why he changed that as it was working for him the season before. Not sure if it was KS influence, his dad's or whose ever.
He's projected as a league average hitter next season and projected at 1.4 WAR. I could see him getting more, I could see him getting less. I certainly would rather see him out West than potentially have him hit us hard with the O's or Rays. Easy strike out or not, he's still a valuable player.