Josh Kalk at Hardball Times had this to say about Gamel's defense: "Despite cutting his error rate dramatically this year, Gamel still has a ways to go. When Ryan Braun was in Double-A at third, most of his errors came on throws, giving hope that if he could fix that he could stick at third. Gamel has made a rather even amount of fielding and throwing errors, but Money said that footwork was to blame for most of his problems. From what I saw, he let the ball play him several times, making a fielding error and a bobble that would have been another error if his strong arm hadn't saved him. He did make several nice plays, including a backhand stop on a ball down the line with runners on first and second. He got up, stepped on the base, and threw to first in one motion for a double play. He seemed more comfortable going to his backhand than going to his left, which might not be too big an issue if Escobar continues to play to his left. It seems the tools are there for Gamel to stick at third..." Source: http://www.hardballtimes.com/main/article/seeing-stars