The Crew was 2 for 31 w/RISP this last series with the Cards. 29th out of 30 MLB clubs w/RISP. I think that says it all. Yup, coming back down to earth. To start the season the offense wasn't that bad statistically speaking (runs scored), but that is because their RISP was really really high. On another note I find it somewhat maddening we dealt with a few poor years of Segura, finally got sick of that, and shipped him off to play Arcia. Then after 5+ years of one of the worst starting positional players in baseball we dealt for Urias to give him the job. Another guy who (in a small sample) didn't hit MLB pitching and looked like another light hitting SS. Even worse Urias doesn't even play good defense so he really needs to hit to be a solid starter. Statistically speaking I don't even think SS is as bad as it used to be to find a decent player. Since the boom of Dominican/Central American players a ton of elite bats are coming up that way. I could be wrong, but I don't think SS is even close to the hardest position to find 3+ WAR talent. Outside of OF it may be the easiest. I don't even think Grisham doing good bothers me the most. It is the fact, after all these years, Stearns finally picks a new SS and they aren't even good. I hope Urias figures it out before Stearns takes four years to find out he isn't good.