Well, Dozier isn't worth what Eaton is and I think people who believe the Eaton trade was a big overpay by the Bats under-estimate Eaton (and his contract, and his years of control) by quite a bit and over-estimate Giolito (who the Nats, a pitch happy organization, seemed to be offering for everyone). I don't think it was an overpay, but if it was, it was slight. I, personally, think it was the right price and I doubt the Nats regret it considering they likely see their window as the next two years (Harper becomes a FA in two years). http://www.sportsonearth.com/article/211512410/adam-eaton-trade-defending-nationals-rizzo http://www.espn.com/blog/sweetspot/post/_/id/77004/odds-are-selling-the-farm-is-worth-the-risk And if Dozier isn't traded this offseason, it'll be a failure. Doesn't need to be to the Dodgers (though it's a perfect trade fit), but the Dodgers will go get someone competent no matter what. Might not be Dozier, but they'll get someone competent if they can't get Dozier. Premium trade deadline price is for quality pitchers and high leverage relievers when making a run for the playoffs. Its not to get 2 months of a position player to put them over the edge for a playoff run.