Hot month or not, he'll have finished with a much worse .OPS than his previous two seasons, so if he were traded it'd be an example of a sell low. Best case scenario is they play the guy who probably gives them a best chance to win, Green, and then hold on to McGehee next season in hopes that he rediscovers his prior form soft platooning with Green and Gamel. If not, then he's merely an adequate bench player for the Crew. It's fortunate that McGehee rejected the Brewers contract extension offer this past offseason, his trade value would be much worse had he accepted the extension offer. As of now McGehee's contract makes him relatively easy to trade or to keep him as a bench player next season. I bet McGehee must be kicking himself for not accepting the extension offer, his greedy has cost him a lot of money.