Definitely two camps here. Dozier is so valuable to the Twins we can't let him go. And Dozier plays a low value position, and has little value to other teams, ergo no trade value. But to me, one has to look at what this team needs and how to get it. It needs a good solid SP, someone above Santana's level. I don't expect an Ace, but someone who gives you a legitimate chance to win, against any team, every time he walks out there. I exclude the Sanos, Buxtons, Kepler, from this as I would not trade those young players. Of the veterans there really is only one choice. Mauer can't be traded, the Plouffe train has left the station, and there aren't any others. While that sad fact is another thread, that leaves Dozier. There is only one thing this team has an excess off. Sticks! There is no SP, no defense except Buxton, and no RP. If you can trade Dozier in some way shape or form, for a good SP, next years team will be markedly better than if you don't. Yesterday's Sox debacle should have made that perfectly clear. You cannot win on offense in MLB. Edit: there's other moves to make, but if we don't improve the SP, none will matter.