Yeah, they received the #26 prospect in baseball at the time, who didn't make his MLB debut until two seasons later. There was no 'MLB proven talent' that headlined that deal. Plus, even though Torres was only 19 at the time of the deal, that package was still panned for the most part as a desperate overpay by the Cubs. Of course Chapman ended up being a big part of the team's WS title that year, so they would probably do it all over again, but how good would a middle infield of Torres and Baez look for the Cubs right now?