Chris Cotillo

I know you have some thoughts on how they've balanced Kirk and Valenzuela so far and maybe some of the risk inherent in letting Tyler Heinemann end up on the Angels for catch.

What do you make of how the Blue Jays are handling the two spot here?

There are some risks.

My tongue-in-cheek prediction was that if someone gets hurt, they'll just buy Heinemann back for more money than they sold him for because he's already been a Blue Jay three different times.

So this would be his fourth stint.

It's possible in there.

Davey, I had texted you more topics that we're just not going to have time for, but I did want to ask you about Chandler Simpson.

you wrote about how he had just, he wasn't seeing base anymore.

I think it was 110 plate appearances where he hadn't stolen a base.

And this is what Chandler Simpson does.

Put the ball in play, run like heck, improve the outfield defense enough that that is enough of a profile.

Now, since you wrote that five stolen bases in five games, what, what'd you do?

How'd you fix it?

It's funny to see how these things happen.

The other thing, we're tight on time here, but so you had a pair of articles, Stephen Kwan and Cedric Mullins.

I will urge everyone to go read them.

They're really informative about, in Kwan's case, just a big question mark about what the heck's going on with a guy we all really liked the last couple years.

In Mullins' case, just kind of some statistical anomalies.

He's going anti-voto mode with the infield flies.

More important than those things, though, before we let you go here,