Having a quality player to trade is almost as good as keeping that quality player.

I think the Marlins already know what Nunez is capable of. They want to see what he is actually going to do. He hasnt seen Major league-caliber pitching since this time last year. He would have made the team then, but he got injured. Al Martin was slated for that position, but he dipped and we stuck with Williams. I think Nunez makes it this year and gets some PT. He could be shopped around, but you never know with injury or what scenarios pop between now and then. One thing is for sure, the Marlins have a lot of insurance.