I would love for Ray to continue to rake in AA, or even get promoted to AAA and keep improving his stock so that he's a much more valuable trade chip. Trading him right now would be selling low on a potentially very valuable player. So far, this season at least, he is living up to that high draft position. Lets see if it continues, then talk about trading him as a centerpiece come the end of July. Right now I'm sure most teams have Burnes as probably a step above Woodruff and Peralta value-wise, as he hasn't done anything to dull his shine. Woodruff has just been ok in his MLB time and his AAA time last year, while Peralta is still pretty green, and doesn't have the eye-popping fastball to make opposing GMs swoon. If they all continue to perform well at AAA, though, all will be high value guys. Others like Ponce, Supak and Ortiz are starting to force themselves into the conversation as well. The minor league system has more pitching talent than I can ever remember. That's why dealing a guy like Burnes wouldn't be such a bad thing.