Thus completing the grossest trade ever. The Marlins rid themselves of the worst pitcher in the majors in Julio and get an equally overhyped, but slightly more effective pitcher in Kim. I actually like what the Marlins did here. If they use Kim properly, he still has a lot of value. I wish they would just put him in middle relief, but he'll probably get a chance to start. Out of Colorado and in one of the better pitcher's parks in the league, Kim could a solid, innings eater in Florida.