Subject to change as I think about this a bit more, but right now I'm going with the Kazmir deal. Not that losing Kazmier himself was all that sinful, but he may have been at his peak value as a prospect at that moment and the club seemed to make little effort to maximize the return. Indeed several clubs expressed surprise that he was even available for a deal implying, if not flat out stating, that they were willing to come forward with a better package had they known. In all, it was just a perfect example of the narrow vision from the 'Pons, their unwillingness to find and/or trust an independent baseball man in the front office, and their conceit that they, along with their trusted 'wise old advisors' knew more than they actually did.