I would definitely think about it. Peguero, Bae, Castro, Swaggerty, Gonzales could all be nice players, but getting a bounce back/ok floor SP with 4 years of control would be a good use of depth, i.e., prospect capital, as painful as it is to use that phrase. There are obvious differences of pedigree and risk in that list, but if you believed in Rogers to bounce back especially, then it would be a pretty easy gamble to take for me. The downside would be if Rogers control never got right and instead of the floor being a solid #3/4, it's more of a replacement/depth guy.
It's nice to see that Chandler has started scorching hot and it will be interesting to see when and how he adjusts to low A. People say that there's a pretty big leap from complex league to affiliated ball, but in the early going it certainly seems like it's worth challenging him. How slow they take it may depend on some behind the scenes stuff with developing pitches - at least that's my guess.
Just pointing out the obvious, but it's worth emphasizing that Chandler is essentially a mid-first round talent, so expectations should be pretty high that he start rising into the top ranks on a prospect list once he gets another year or so of experience under his belt.
