Will Willingham's Two Grand Slams Hasten Trade To a Contender?

I thought it was no-brainer, really.   When it was announced last winter that the Washington Nationals had traded Emilio Bonifacio and a minor leaguer to the Florida Marlins for Scott Olsen and Josh Willingham, I thought the deal had brought with it two iron clad, absolute, without-a-doubt certainties.   We're talking death-and-taxes certain.   First, Scott Olsen would be part of the rotation. Second, Willingham would be an everyday outfielder, and based on his past history, he’d probably hit .265-25-80 and give the Nationals’ outfield a veteran presence it so desperately needed.   Well, I got the Olsen-in-the-rotation part right, except for all those starts where he got pummeled like Sarah Palin on MSNBC and the elbow that required surgery.   Even when the Nationals signed free-agent Adam Dunn just a few days before spring training, I thought Willingham would remain a starter as Dunn seemed destined for first base.   After all, there wa...