Dusty's made a ton of money with the Cubs but I have no idea whether he wants or needs more, does he still have problems with the IRS?

But I also think the guy wants to manage again, just in the right non-critical environment.

But I think his failures in Chicago made it much harder for him to be a viable candidate for all but a couple of teams.  He doesn't need to manage but if he wants to he has less opportunity, but the Dodgers hired Little so there's hope.

If it is he certainly would produce in the first quartile of the League's second baseman, but he almost certainly couldn't play the position.  Nomar's odd side-arm delivery would make pivoting at second VERY difficult, I wouldn't have much confidence of him making it more than a few months injury-free.  However, if you are talking about third base to replace Aramis when he leaves, that's a different story. but nomar at third would require adding a Soriano to play second, or your looking at another 90-95 loss season - you simply wouldn't have the requisite pop in the lineup.