half and half. I think Brett has done better than expected, and that Josh's failure to develop discipline is troubling, but the combination is probably what's at play right now, because if one or the other didn't happen, you likely wouldn't have seen Callis decide to rank it that way. I guess I just don't see it. The age is the big thing for me. Before Vitters was hurt he was destroying the Midwest League as a 20 year old. I guess it must just be a lot of people are scared by the wrist thing that Tim talked about. Either way it's a nice problem to have and we have really imporved the system this year. While I'm concerned about the injuries, I'm more concerned about the discipline. The chances just arne't that high, IMO, for a guy who averages 3.2/3.3 P/PA to reach his potential unless he's an exception to the rule, which he might be, but I'm not willing to bet on (and maybe there's research to show I'm off base on that assertion - I've never really researched it myself). The other thing is, I thought his strong Peoria season was overhyped. He had one extremely hot streak in Peoria, in May, but otherwise, was average to decent before and after, with a cold streak mixed in. I like Vitters potential a lot, but there are definitely areas of concern. I am concerned about that lack of walks as well, but it is what it is. I wish the Cubs as an organization would preach patience more. But, since they don't appear to do that I do think it hurts many of our young hitters.