Ian Happ

No offense, Marlins fans.

I was going to say that.

I was going to say that.

I do think trading Casey, my only issue with it was he seemed, other than Shaw, who played a lot more, but he seemed very ready to take that next step of getting a lot more big league at-bats and playing maybe not every single day, but playing –

80 games this year.

So he's someone that good for him.

Like he's going to go to Miami and probably play a ton and we'll get to see how he does.

But I didn't, I was kind of hoping it'd be anybody but him of the prospect world, just because I feel like he was ready to be that guy of, like I said, platoon was saying right field and like DH at times, like he, I liked what I saw from him in the past.

And Ben Brown.

We didn't know Ben Brown either.

I think my two things, one, I completely understand if you want to see the track record.

I think the only issue is obviously if he had three years of 180-plus innings, the price tag is a lot higher.

Yeah, it's like, all right, you're probably adding in two more prospects and maybe even a big league player.

Well, Casey is a big leaguer.

But the other thing I love about it compared to, not to knock it, but the Tucker trade of a one-year deal is you have Cabrera for three more years.

He's still in arbitration for two more years after this one, which I am a big fan of seeing that.

It will take him through his age 30 season.

He's 28 right now.

So that was another good part for me of this isn't a rental.

This is a guy that hopefully stays healthy, can dominate, and you're going to have him for three years before he's even a free agent.