You'd run a huge risk of benching Gomez after his fine spring. Don't forget Morgan put up a lousy .633 OPS last year (compared to Gomez' .655) and he lacks the power Gomez has. Despite his speed, Morgan gets thrown out a lot trying to steal. Gomez is the better base stealer. I'm not so sure Morgan is the better player. I'm not sure I want to judge guys on spring stats. Reed hit .393, Almonte hit .382 and Zealous Wheeler hit .379. Those numbers don't really mean squat to me. Until Gomez learns how to consistently draw walks at at least a 1/10 ratio of walks per AB, he's an offensive liability. There's enough history to suggest that he likely won't do what he needs to do to not be a liability. I'm not saying that this means Morgan will outplay Gomez, I'm just not going to put much stock in Gomez's spring numbers. Actually Almonte is hitting .441 and Reed is hitting .379, but nonetheless you're right. Either way, Almonte is gonna make the team for his numbers, and Reed might too. McGehee did a few years ago. It can translate, but there's also times where it's meaningless. We'll have to wait and see.