I like the signing. Not a franchise changer, but makes the team more competitive. It ensures that the Brewers have four MLB-level outfielders on the roster, even if there still may be a hole at 3B. If JBJ can get close to his 2016 output or if his 2020 statistics are a sign of what he potentially could being to the lineup, then we're looking at a good chance that he puts in a season like Mike Cameron had during his time with the Brewers. That's a decent reachable ceiling. There's also no question about the defensive prowess that he brings. If JBJ stays for two years, he's also a potential bridge to Mitchell or someone else who can develop to being ready to take over CF for the 2023 season.