John Perrotto of Baseball Prospectus handicaps the race for the top 16 remaining free agents. For those who don't have a subscription, Perrotto notes Pettitte backed himself into a corner by not re-signing with the Yankees and most likely will sign with Houston for a reduced price. Teams have shown interest in Wigginton, but his landing spot may be Minute Maid Park as well. I don't see either of these two coming back here, given Ed and Drayton's statements to the contrary.

For what it's worth:

The free agents are ranked by WARP3- wins above replacement player...supposing that both Pettitte and Wigginton would take a spot in the starting lineup from replacement level players, a +5.5 wins could be the result. Again though, this would take a payroll bump of more than $10 million most likely.