.260? I'll bet anything that Lucroy will be well over .260. I'm thinking .288 with a .350ish OBP. He was at .380 for his minor league career, so I don't think it's a stretch. I really believe this is a case where he was thrown in maybe a year too early last year, learned how to become a major league hitter, and he's reaping the benefits this year. He should be no lower than 6th in the lineup. I just don't see any logical argument why Lucroy or Hart shouldn't be hitting 2nd. If it's Hart, then Lucroy should be 6th, and pushing Casey for the #5 spot. I'm fine with giving Casey more time though, at least he's proven he can produce in that spot. unfortunately, we have a manager who feels clearing the pitcher's spot is more important than scoring runs. And again it doesn't matter where Lucroy hits in the order to clear the pitcher's spot. If he gets on base hitting 2nd or hitting 8th it has the exact same effect as to when the pitcher hits (assuming no double plays)