I don't see any reason to trade Gamel, I liked what little I saw of him this year. I don't think you necessarily pencil him in as a starter anywhere. He's kind of aged out of prospect status at this point, we are basically in his prime if I'm not mistaken. Give him a chance to play a utility role and hit his way into the lineup. If Hart gets injured, which seems to happen, let him make his stand then. I've never been a superfan of Gamel, but I agree that you don't throw away cheap talent. He may never have the career he was supposed to have, but he can be of use. How nice would it have been to have his bat available off the bench this year? IMO, baseball isn't exactly fair. It is a game of timing. He was unfortunate to be blocked by Prince, and when given a chance, he ran into bad luck. Sometimes life just happens that way. Often prospects, especially at non-premium positions have a very limited window to prove themselves. If you don't blow the doors off, the next guy is right behind you waiting. Teams like the Brewers can't give up on these guys too quickly, but they also can't keep the hope alive forever. I would love for him to turn into something, but my expectations are tempering by the year.