I liked what I saw last year, though. While he didn't walk much, he seemed to have a pretty good sense of the strike zone and he had a nice, compact swing. Lucroy seems like a guy who could consistently hit .270 with around 10 homers. It's nice to have a catcher who isn't a lump of meat at the plate (and who can run a bit, too, despite his base running gaffes this season). I do like Nieves behind the plate, though. He is a better hitter than .270. I think he has potential to be a .290 hitter once he gets settled in, and the power will come. He hasn't even really had much of a chance to get his feet wet in the majors.