I think that Roberts for Weeks straight up makes sense for both teams.. from Milwaukee's side they get: - Upgrade defensively - A true lead-off hitter - Clutch player - 2 draft picks when Roberts signs with the Cubs in the off-season - Open spot for Escobar in 2009 - Extra money to attempt to sign Sheets, Hart, Sabathia, etc.. For Baltimore the get: - 3 years of arbitration - a superb athlete. I keep thinking Weeks could follow a Sheffield career path. - a possible middle of the order hitter at 2b. I think it is more risky from a Baltimore perspective which is why it won't happen but they need to take some chances to compete in that division.