Let's be honest. This roster is top heavy. Without Yelich and Hiura hitting like MVPs, the offense was likely going to struggle, and that's exactly what we're seeing. I fully expect that those two will eventually get it together and hit consistently, but I fear in a 60 game season, it may be too late. Really no complaints on the pitching so far, other than Anderson looking predictably meh and Lauer looking like a gas can. Lindbloom has been pretty much as advertised. He's being paid like a #4, and has looked the part so far.