I was actually thinking if he can keep up this pace until midseason, he'd be a perfect option to trade. With as much team control as he has left and as well as he's pitching (in traditional numbers), we could turn one limited upside arm into 2-3 pretty good (or maybe very good considering we have Theo) arms. I'm pretty skeptical given his incredible luck so far that he's any more than a decent back of the rotation arm (basically my opinion hasn't changed of him since the offseason) so I don't think dealing him would hurt the ML roster that much and, in the right deal, it would help bolster the minor leagues some. Well, you need to actually have a ML rotation. Sure, listen to offers and you get one that's too good to miss you should take it, but a decent back of the rotation of the arm can be too valuable to trade, especially when your pitching options are as slim as the Cubs' are right now.