Cubs trade Hairston to Rangers for Phil Nevin

(this is not a sports blog except I thought that all you Cubs fans out there who are loyal Fremonteer readers would appreciate a story about your team and all you sox fans could enjoy the futility)
Oh Jerry, we hardly knew yee... however, he is gone and now the only remnants of Sammy Sosa, a 36 year old washed up, oft injured, salary drain because of his giant contract, likely steroid user that struck out too much and fell off a cliff production-wise when the steroids testing started, is Phil Nevin, a 35 year old washed up, oft injured, salary drain because of his giant contract, steroid user that strikes out too much and fell off a cliff production-wise when the steroids testing started. Click for Story
For an in depth analysis, lets see the conversation Eric and I had when we heard the news:
Eric: Cubs just traded Hairston for Phil Nevin
me: really? that is very interesting, a first basemen hm?... he has been shitty for the past month so that sounds about right for the Cubs, maybe a move to Wrigley will be good for him
Eric: Yeah, i don't know what their intent with him is. They could use Nevin as their first baseman against left-handers until Derrek Lee comes back, which is probably the best choice. Or, they could make Nevin a regular and put Todd Walker back at second. While getting Tony Womack out of the lineup is rarely a bad thing, that would weaken the defense without really upgrading the offense. Womack might actually hit righties better than Nevin. Once Derrek Lee comes back, he wouldn't be more than a pinch-hitter after Lee returns.
me: Like you said, he probably won't help much, but he can't hurt since the Cubs suck hard anyways.
Eric: Kind of like tits on a boar?
me: exactly
There you have it. The Cubs have just traded for "tits on a boar." However, Nevin might go on to hit many home-runs and lead the charge of the Cubs into the play-offs and into the World Series, which there was no chance of Jerry Hairston doing so therefore, good trade Jim Hendry. Good thing the Cubs don' t need a pitcher. Oh wait...