I don't know if someone else might have mentioned this already, but my theory is that dropping Rickie Weeks to the 8th spot has gotten into his head. One minute you are the leadoff man, and you come to the park knowing that you are a vital part of the offense and you are being counted on as an important member of the team. The next minute you are being sent the opposite message. You are being told that nobody is reallly expecting anything from you and you are not really thought of as being that important anymore. I would love to say that it shouldn't matter where in the lineup you hit. But players are human and the mindset and enthusiasm just seems so different when you are batting 8th. I say bump him up in the lineup for a week or two and see what happens. Corey Hart has solidified the leadoff spot, but try Weeks at 6th or something. I am sure the wrist is part of it, but Weeks has gotten much worse at the same time he started batting 8th. I don't think it's a coincidence.