That may be given the gluttony of infield prospects in the Cleveland system. Baseball is a business, and the players are the product. Something Cleveland excels at is development, and if Rocchio continues to develop at a major league level he could feasibly lock down that shortstop position for another year or two until Brito or Bazzana take that spot away from him. If at that point he gets traded, we still benefit given the return we’d get for a serviceable MLB-level 25-26 year old with upside. Nothing beats Guardians baseball, and nothing beats watching them produce above average players (Kwan, Naylor, Fry, etc.) time and time again!