Sogard is hitting .357 as a pinch hitter THIS SEASON with a .438 on base percentage. He has a .427 OBP in late/close games (7th inning or later with game tied, up by 1, or tying run at least on deck) and has a couple GW runs because of walks. Sogard plays steady D and usually makes decent contact.... stuff you would want in a pinch hitter and late inning replacement. He also had one of the best OBP on the team in 2017 and that needs to be remembered through his struggles. 1) Those stats are wrong, other than the late/close stat, which is over 20 ABs. You can pull a clutch/leverage stat over a limited sample size for literally almost any player and throw it out there to make him look good. 2) If you want to say Sogard usually makes decent contact, you should mention Sogard strikes out about 1 out of every 5 ABs. That's a lot for someone who offers absolutely nothing in terms of extra base ability. 3) I never recall you mentioning last year that Villar had one of the best OBPs on the team in 2016 and we should remember that throughout his struggles. Sogard isn't good. You can dress up his stats how you like, but this is lipstick on a pig.