Cameron was 6th in the national league in pitches per plate appearance at 4.21 which is an important stat, IMO. (Weeks was 10th) Granted, Markkkkk Reynolds was pretty good at seeing pitches too which didn't help his K rate but there is definite value in forcing a pitcher to throw more pitches - one, there's the obvious attrition rate on his arm which means he comes out of the game faster; two, the guys behind you get to see more pitches to get an idea of how he might work the count.