Again, Finnegan is 31 years old. He's a dependable consistent reliever who's had 11 saves in both the last two seasons. He's the type of guy you can turn to when your closer has pitched 3 days in a row or gets hurt. He's the guy who's part of the solution in two or three years when you're ready to repeat again. He doesn't cost much at this point. What are going to get for him? If you trade him you get back somebody you hope gives you about what he's already giving you if you're lucky.
The guys you trade in July are older guys hanging on who can help a contending team down the stretch or guys you're not going to be able to sign.
