Horwitz, like Barger, is an obvious casualty-in-the-making of the Blue Jays' major logjam around the infield.
His inability to take to second base smoothly makes him a defensively limited player and that lowers his value to the Blue Jays but not necessarily to other teams. He is a prime candidate to get everyday playing time somewhere, but the fit just isn't there in Toronto.
They could keep him aboard if the trade offers really don't come close to what they're seeking, and they'd be able to make it work, but Horwitz has a ton of value and a not-so-obvious fit on this roster moving forward. -Treuden