Let me just say that I definitely fall on your side of the argument with this. But, what if we are talking about a pitcher that we'd have control over for the next few seasons beyond 2017? Again, maybe a deGrom or Quintana type guy that would/should be a bit piece of your rotation for the next few years as you try to build a championship level team? I too don't like the idea of selling off any of our big prospects that we've worked hard to acquire, but I might at least entertain the idea if we were getting back a quality starting pitcher that we could build the rotation around. Eventually, we are going to have to do this anyway as I just don't see much high-end starting pitching in our system right now. I guess the question would be: is this year the right year to start looking at deal like this? Coming into the year, we all would have said that NO, it is way too soon, but perhaps our timelines get moved up a season if this team continues winning games with the offense over the next month+ here? I really think it's best to make those trades in the offseason as opposed to the deadline. I feel like that's when you pay the most. Now if a great deal came up and we weren't busting the bank, maybe. I think we are in a spot where we need to stay calm, and continue to see what we have before making many moves. This team is also very unproven at this point, so I don't want to be making assumptions on all these guys. Let's not rush in to anything.