I know every time I mention Lucroy in a post, someone gets angry with me, but I'll try again. Why draft Lucroy, and then Lawrie consecutively with Salome there too? My thoughts are that maybe one or both of those guys can see big league time before too much more time. That being said, do you develop Lawrie as a catcher for the future, which could mean Lucroy or Salome being traded, or do you "cross train" him somewhere else. My guess is he doesn't get switched, but he gets cross trained. He's real young, and the Brewers aren't real big on rushing a young catcher to the bigs in my opinion. Salome was what a 2004 draft pick? Lawrie will probably need time to adapt to the wooden bat, and I think realistically you don't switch positions on a guy that young because its gonna be a few years before he sniffs the bigs. I think that with a college kid, you might be looking at a different story. Plus, after watching Fryer here in Charleston last year, if he continues to hit he could be a quick mover. When he was on his big hitting streak, the only other guy I could compare him to in Charleston has been Braun. Sounds like we have a very good problem!