I don't know... but I hope they can extend him before he hits the open market after this season. I don't follow the baseball offseason enough, so I may sound ignorant in my response, but from what I have read it sounds like he won't be back if he hits the open market.
"We're listening to anything of fair value," Cain said, reiterating he would like something done by the end of spring training. "I think both sides would like to have something resolved, whether it's signing back or whether it's not," he said.
To answer your question Kodiak... Cain is definitly worth more than those mentioned... except Timmy. But I think Cain's longevity may be better than Timmy's because of his size and mechanics. Timmy has a mean wind up and torques his body in such an aggressive manner, I fear he may not hold up into his 30's.
