I'm not sure that is enough to make the case. For one, it's Lucas alone. But secondly - the bidding I think they would be concerned about would be more like t

I'm not sure that is enough to make the case. For one, it's Lucas alone. But secondly - the bidding I think they would be concerned about would be more like the 'ransom value' of an employee who happened to be on a critical path and who could not be replaced quickly enough to avoid a significant setback. The problem is not the market value for an employees skills and experience that will enable them to contribute to whoever they are employed by, it is that there is also a value to simply disrupting the opponent's team.