http://insider.espn.go.com/mlb/blog/_/name/law_keith/id/8216730/analyzing-trade-braves-cubs-featured-paul-maholm-reed-johnson-arodys-vizcaino Getting Vizcaino for a 35 year old 4th OF'er and back-end starter reminds me of the Larry Anderson for Jeff Bagwell trade back in the day. Friggin' steal. This is like when Wesley put iocane powder in both goblets, leading to Vizzin's demise....or something like that. Reminds me of something more recent and close to home: the Ian Stewart trade. We send them a guy who's a safe bet to be a productive but not steller player in exchange for a higher risk guy with a much higher ceiling. Obviously, Vizcaino's younger, and has a much better chance at reaching his ceiling, but the principle remains. Make no mistake, we didn't get one over on the Braves here. I can't think of too many times that anyone's put one over on the Braves. We gave them what they've been looking for. A veteran starter. Greinke's off the table. Dempster rejected them. The Phillies and Marlins want money and prospects for Lee and JJ, and the Braves have stated that they don't have much money to give. They must have known that to get what they want, they'd have to give up one of their high ceiling arms and then some. Enter Theo with a solution: Maholm might not be Greinke, Dempster, JJ, or Lee but he's having a steller season aside from his 1st 2 starts. He also has a good history at the Braves park, and he's very affordable next season. We just asked for their guy who's coming off TJS and one more fringe prospect. I sincerely hope that we can swing something similar for DeJesus.