My first choice is to make every effort to sign him. Assuming that becomes impossible or too burdensome, we have to let the season progress some before moving on anything else. If we weren't trying to win this year, then it would obviously be better to trade him now. However, it is clear the Cubs want to and plan to make a run at it in 2007. With that being the case, our pitching staff cannot at this point handle a trade of Zambrano. As long as the Cubs are in the race, Zambrano will be kept. That may run the risk of losing him for merely draft picks, but that's the risk that would need to be taken. A team serious about winning in the current season doesn't trade their best pitcher in the midst of a penant race. Now, if the Cubs begin to stumble a bit where it appears the playoffs are a long-shot, then yes entertain all offers for Zambrano. My guess, depending on teams' need of pitching, those offers could be substantial.