What do you base on Betancourt only lacking range when going to his right? He also had below average range going up the middle, just to a slightly lesser degree than going to his right. A valid point, but Yuni was quite often positioned to shade towards second. Obviously, this was done to cover for his lack of range. At the same time, if he got to a ball, it was generally an out. As long as Gonzalez makes all the routine plays, I will be good. If he starts kicking routine grounders or throwing double play balls in to right field, I'll have a problem. My primary issue is that it seems everyone is ready to accept Gonzalez as a no hit good glove guy. Considering the contract the Brewers gave him, they would have been better served to sign Barmes in such a role, as far as I remember, he has a much better defensive reputation, and I've seen him on the highlight reels quite a bit. Younger too. I was fine with the Brewers passing on him at the time, because I thought he got a tad overpaid. When the details of the Gonzalez contract came out, I changed my opinion.