Somehow I think you knew the answer to that question, but I answered it anyways. ^^ This crosses the condescension line. Whether a defender is good or bad, errors are always ugly, and game-changing errors are always memorable. To be objective, we have to keep those facts in mind. Overall, Cameron's defense has been very pretty to watch. Offensively, we've been in the small sample stage all season, especially considering that Mike missed the first 25 games. However, his current .335 OBP / .505 SLG would be completely in line with his three-year numbers (.342 OBP / .461 SLG) and his career numbers (.340 OBP / .447 SLG). I think we're getting what was "advertised" when he was acquired.