However, Carlos has not been a streaky player throughout his career like Jenkins has. I think Carlos will play much better throughout this entire season, especially now that he's faced NL pitchers for an entire season. Carlos' streakiness last year was already well documented. In 2004 he had a .821 OPS pre-all star, and a .975 OPS post all star. In 2003 he had a .756 OPS pre all star, and a .919 OPS post all star. In 2002 he had a .772 OPS pre-all star, and a .928 OPS post all star. I'd say the assertation that he's not a streaky hitter is pretty much statistically false. Granted he had better halves in the 2nd half, but last year he had a far worse half in the 2nd half. The only point I'm trying to illustrate however, is that Lee IS just as streaky as any other hitter out there. Not to mention he is in his prime of his career, and I think all can agree Jenkins is starting to get to the downside of his. Jenkins turns 32 in July. Carlos turns 30 in June. 2 years is a difference, but it's not a huge difference. EDIT: I'm not saying I prefer Jenks over Carlos. I'm simply pointing out some statistical facts.