Not sure why you'd want to trade him with his value at its lowest and no ready-made replacement immediately ready to step in. Because: 1) We don't know that his value is at its lowest. Right now, his value incorporates the possibility that he bounces back and that he doesn't. If he doesn't, then his value goes lower. The whole "sell high/buy low" thing has become completely misunderstood. It's not misunderstood; just because his value can get lower doesn't mean that it isn't already low enough now to likely negate any real value you'd get in trading him. Sliding from crap to really crappy isn't necessarily a dealbreaker, especially when, again, you're talking about a player who the attitude about generally seems to be that he's really flawed and very possibly not panning out. He's basically stuck in this middle ground where it's not worth moving him.