Well, the way I look at it, I'd like to see Wes Helms get as much playing time as possible, so he continues to fail (which is inevitable) and the brass starts to see that maybe he shouldn't be anything more than a right handed bat off the bench, if that . But... I'm sure the spin after this season and going in to next season will be that Helms was knocked off track with the freak injury in Montreal, and that if that hadn't occurred he would have put up the numbers Ned Yost expects out of him, so he'll open up 2005 at 3B. It's all too predictable. By the way a couple weeks ago when Helms was taken out due to indigestion, Bob Uecker made a wise crack about maybe it was another slick hallway to the clubhouse, so all you morality hall monitors out there should have been emailing Ueck to tell him how out of line he was. I forgot about that until just now.