That's been my strongest argument. He's a #8 hitter. Not a #2. Lou has used him in the #8 spot this season, so it's not like it's never happened. Just not enough. DeRosa is ideal in the #2 spot, actually. Because I don't want my #2 guy bunting the lead off guy over (except in the most rare of occasions). I want the big inning. Soriano, DeRosa, Lee, Ramirez, Soto, Edmonds/Johnson, Fukudome, Theriot. Here you have two of your best OBP guys batting in front of Soriano, DeRosa, Lee and Ramirez. And it works. Soriano has pretty good RBI totals in his normal top of the order slot. He would probably lead the team today if he wasn't injured. Put your best hitters at the top of the order and slot the other guys at the bottom.