Orf has really been scuffling since what many of us perceived to be his near callup when Sogard went down. Nothing horrible, just nothing impressive for Colorado Springs anymore. From a human standpoint, I stop and wonder how devastating that is to get oh so close to a callup and fall just short of the bigs, especially for a late 20s guy. Of course, none of us know how close he really was. But the point is, he may never be as close again as he was. I try not to forget, that while the best of the best at baseball are living it up making millions, there's many more than spend the younger part of their lives that make poverty wages and will leave this period of life with nothing to show for it. Not to stay on my soapbox long, and I'm not trying to argue that MiLB wages should compare with MLB-- certainly, there should be motivation to achieve the pinnacle of your profession, but goodness, can a multi-billion dollar corporation at least find a way to pay all its professional players at the poverty level in the next CBA?