Edgy MD wrote: Vientos may indeed be the goods or not the goods. He may also be kind of the goods, but kind of not. But that's true of all of us. My point is you need to play them regularly to find out on any level It's time I don't know how regular is regular but I can think of plenty of players who played some, and then played some more, and still emerged fine. Francisco Álvarez is right there to show how it can be done — playing 50% of the time, then 60%, then 70% then 80%. Now maybe more. Obviously, not everybody can play every day, but everybody equally is angling themselves for a chance to show what they can do. We'll see going forward. My guess he gets in against all lefties, and steals occasional days against righties from Guillorme, McNeil, Baty, Vogebach, and Stewart, and that means perhaps six games out of 10 if he isn't going well, and eight games out of 10 if he is, and the possibility for more or less as the situation reveals itself more clearly. If I'm the manager, I'm trying to win games.