Superstud ready-now pitcher (Billingsley), superstud pitching prospect (Kershaw), plus-plus 3B replacement (LaRoche), and Kemp... well, Kemp is obviously going to become a star masher, but if the idea is to put him in center, I dunno how long he'd be acceptable defensively.  But, as they say, his bat will play anywhere.

Getting all four would be unreal, made possible to think about only because of Coletti's previous blunders and apparent distaste for all things young and good.  Since it's the Marlins, it's hard to imagine them not demanding both pitchers (or perhaps Elbert instead of Kershaw, if the Dodgers put their collective feet down; not a huge dropoff, and they're young enough that TINSTAAPP is still worth noting, but you'd stil rather have Kershaw).  And that's good, since the pitchers have higher ceilings.  So the question may come down to whether you take Kemp or LaRoche.  They're both Opening Day starters, both conceivably at positions of need.  And since everything we've seen and heard indicates the FO thinks upgrading infield defense is more important than centerfield offense, even though Kemp would do for the latter more than LaRoche for the former, I think that will be their target.

And honestly, if Kershaw was a little closer to the majors, I don't think you could draw up a better package.  It's like Arizona and Dontrelle last year, except this time, it might actually happen.