She's OK, and I think she can be good. But I think ESPN did her a disservice by pushing her into their number 1 team so quickly. She is still working the kinks out, and that would have been better not under the spotlight of Sunday Night baseball. A year or two working in one of the other booths (hello, Boog Schiambi) would have done wonders for her. Also, I think she defers way too much to others in the booth with her. I mean if the standards are, "she's no worse than Kruk or Schilling," you got me there. But just judging her as a broadcaster (not a concept, as Edgy said), she's not mid-70s Tony Kubek, or mid-80s Tim McCarver. She's OK.