Any human being would like to get settled in, know where you're going to work every day, be part of that group. It's tough to be in limbo, that's the bottom line. I don't care if you're working at McDonald's, you're a construction worker or you're a major-league baseball player. That's where I'm at. The Brewers need pitching.
Second base is a place where they have more than one capable player.
Vina, coming off a breakthrough season, is one of the most tradable commodities on this team. But he's not a commodity. He's a human being. People always say if you're involved in a trade, it means somebody wants you. However, it also means that the team you were with thinks it would be better off with somebody else.