Chris Cotillo

It's 224 since May 1st, by the way.

So certainly not .354.

Dan, you mentioned something a little earlier I wanted to get your take on as well.

Jesus Sanchez did not play yesterday.

Mike Burrows is a guy who lefties have been crushing.

And more goes into the lineup decisions than just the straight platoon advantage.

Swing planes, pitch types, all that stuff.

But it did seem...

odd that Jesus Sanchez drew out against the pitcher like that.

And, you know, you guys have touched on it a couple times, and I know Hazel talked about it yesterday on the broadcast.

You know, Mark Budzinski working with Jesus Sanchez defensively at a level that you don't normally see for a guy who's in, you know, well into his major league career.

There are a handful of offense-defense trade-offs the Jays are dealing with right now.

David Schneider is now a defensive replacement in left field sometimes.

Pignango gets optioned down again because of the

the defensive value, how much tension, I guess, do you think that puts on, you know, how they're trying to make the lineup card every day?

Like, they're getting asked about Sean Keyes every day now as well because he's got 20 home runs and he's the hottest hitter at AAA, but he plays first base, third base, DH, and is another lefty.

Yeah, I guess just how much

Yeah, and it gets to be a pretty interesting question, even with the Barger mystery.

Springer's taken some outfield fly balls at some point, and we thought at age 36, almost 37, he was done playing a corner outfield.

If that's more feasible than Jesus Sanchez at some point, that's a rough one.