It's low but not non-existent. Not saying he'd take less money, mind you. Just the opposite. The conventional wisdom is the Phillies blinked on Nola's contract because they thought the Braves or the Texas teams were in the mix, both closer to home for him (and no tax in Texas). And in Wheeler's case it's actually where he still lives, not where's he's merely from.
I don't know what I would do if I'm the Phillies. Their moves have all been geared for a Wheeler-less world (and payroll) after 2027 but that was with Painter being anywhere from his replacement to a solid 3-4 and Nola being a stable 4-5. And as easily as they cut loose Ranger this front office is a lot more sentimental about its top stars. I'm sure in Middleton's head Wheeler is never going to wear another uniform, just like he has repeatedly - if somewhat foolishly/unbelievably - said about Harper too.