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A little surprised by the discussion of trading an early second for Martavis, to then hopefully flip him for a mid 1 next year. Would it be too aggressive to hope to get a 2017 mid 1 for an early 2016 2nd straight up? Or maybe just this year with the relative weakness of this year’s draft vs next years? Seems like using Martavis as the middle man is not only taking on risk, but also burning a roster spot.
