Jesse Rubinoff

But I do think it gets a little bit more complicated because Davis does provide you with more versatility.

The issue is...

Is the versatility actually valuable to you if he's not performing?

And if he's a guy that's going to bat 150 at best, then I don't think it's worth keeping that kind of production around.

But I also think he's going to have to play really well in the next maybe three, four days to really prove himself.

Otherwise, the offensive numbers just haven't been there.

Yeah, it's just if he does or not.

He's got to show it, or else you have to go off of not his potential, but what he's actually been managing to show you through the first month and a half of the season.

And what he's showing you to this point is not enough.

Part of the issue for Sosa is that he's...

he's really a average to below average defender as well.

So that, that works against him because the blue Jays do put a premium on defense and they like to focus on limiting runs and to have a second baseman, who's not all that effective in that spot probably hurts his case.

But these are the kinds of conversations that the coaching staff is going to have behind closed doors when they're trying to decide who's going to be sent down.

I,

I actually think it'll go exactly like the one that we've just had because these are a lot of factors that need to be taken into account.

No, no.

I just wonder at what point are they all going to be healthy together?

My goodness.

Like 162 is so long that you'd think it would happen eventually, but man, it's like, it must be so maddening as a front office and a manager thinking like, okay, here's,

here's the team I'm rolling into the season with.