Nick Castellanos ended his holdout, meaning the last major free agent has come off the board to play left field in Cincinnati. With that, Jon Heyman reports, has come rumors that the Reds are "exploring trade scenarios" including highly-touted youngster Nick Senzel. Does it seem crazy to send him to the Dodgers? Yes and no. Justin Turner is entering the last year of his 4-year deal with LA. A prime regression candidate, and extending Turner carries lots of risk to an organization with prospects constantly knocking on the door of the bigs. Senzel is primarily a 3B, but can slide in at second or any outfield spot and not miss a beat. Plus, the Dodgers LOVE their IF/OF utility guys (see Kike Hernandez and Chris Taylor). Following the signing of Castellanos, the only hole on the Reds roster seems to be at shortstop, where Freddy Galvis currently holds the starting spot. Seager had been linked to CIN as a potential trade target earlier this winter, so the idea of him in a Reds uniform isn't exactly foreign. Kody Hoese is still a bit undeveloped at the plate, but has the potential to be a well-rounded corner infielder by the time he comes to The Show. Santana is more of a lottery ticket throw-in to even out the values.