Huh?

Can someone please explain to me why Eric Milton is being considered part of "the top of the free-agent crop"?

I mean, really. He had an ERA of 4.75 this past season (which is actually slightly better than his career ERA), he consistently got himself into trouble with walks, and he gave up a ton of home runs. Now, the home runs can partially be attributed to his pitching in Citizens Bank Park, but 43? Come on.

The only thing Milton has to his credit this past season was a sparkling 14-6 record. It helps, of course, when you get the best run support on the team. Besides, don't people know that pitchers' wins and losses don't matter?