Both guys may have finally adapted to MLB pitching and I hope they both continue to grow as hitters. If Theriot can continually force pitchers to pitch and hit line drives and grounders and not the lazy Fly Balls, that would be a very good thing. Me too. It's just hard to trust Cedeno's numbers. He had 25 walks in 741 plate appearances from 2005-2007 (5 of which were IBB, which is 20%). His #p/pa is those plate appearances hovered around 3.52. Now he has 7 walks in 55 plate appearances, with a 4.2 #p/pa. Those are both dramatic changes and honestly unlikely to be sustained. But I have my fingers crossed. He also not being coached by Dusty anymore, which could have a big effect on a young hitter. If you're 23 and in your first year in the majors and been given a starting job, you're probably doing whatever the manager tells you to do, even if it's being overly aggressive. It's been 2 years, maybe he's changed his approach with some good coaching. Either way, he's entering or in his prime. The time to "work him into" the starting role is now.