And I'm not saying that the only reason to trade Soler (or, say, Baez) is for a pitcher; it's just A option, and it's not a bad one despite you all but insisting that the Cubs only trade players like that for someone they can immediately slide into action on the big league team. The whole "horsefeathers pitchers/keep everyone" thing is cute, but it's not always going to be realistic, and it's not bonkers think the Cubs are maybe going to have to address their starting rotation sooner rather than later.