He's been disappointing and should probably be a long-term concern. However, he's not hurting this team. He typifies the lineups "good most everywhere with no superstars" makeup. Yes, I'd prefer he do more, but he's almost 33 and pretty much producing in-line with his career. The trend doesn't look good right now, and hopefully he picks it up a bit soon. Exactly. He had the great 2005. Wasted 06. And last year hit for an abnormally high average for him. Lee is the player he was with the Marlins or early on with the Cubs. If he gets any worse though, it will become a huge concern. But I think surrounded Soto, Fukudome, Soriano, and Ramirez who should all maintain or improve in the next few years, Lee isn't a huge issue.