Major injury concerns due to shoulder surgery in 2011, but for 10 years before that, he was consistently healthy and an average or slightly above average pitcher (some seasons he looked downright good, but advanced stats suggest it was luck - low BABIP and/or pitcher friendly parks). MLBTradeRumors thinks that, if he's healthy, a 1 year deal for a few million + incentives would land him. If that's accurate, I'd much rather see Garland for 1year/$3 million than Edwin Jackson for 4/$60million.