Hardy's LD% is 14.4% while his BABIP is .303, so about 50 points higher than would be expected given how he has actually hit the ball. Hardy going forward will likely hit between his career numbers and what he did last year (so about a 775 OPS with a 330 OBP), making him very good bat at short and a multiple All Star in the AL, a decent 2B and a 3B that is ho hum and everyone would look to upgrade. And in general players in their prime don't change positions in the major leagues.