Last time I checked, you need to drive in runs to win games. Maybe I am mistaken? RBI isn't a very good measure of a player. That's why I also mentioned his batting AVG I realize Floyd is getting old and he doesn't have the legs he used to, his bat is still very solid. If we were already out of it this year (like we should be), I would agree that Murton should start everyday. But the fact of the matter is that Murton (and obviously Jones) just weren't getting the job done like Floyd. If we want to win this year, and have a shot at the division, Floyd is the best option for RF. Floyd 07: .320/.381/.426/.807 Murton career: .294/.363/.441/.805 (which is basically identical to his 06 #s) One of these guys is old, on the sharp down side of a somewhat injury-plagued career, and is less likely to keep up his .320 AVG (esp since he has only 3 HRs and 4 doubles - it's all been singles for Floyd). One of these guys is young (25), inexpensive, and entering his prime. History would suggest that he's likely to improve on last year's #s with regular ABs. But at the very least, it's not likely he'd drop much below last year's #s. If we want to win this year and in the future, Soriano is the best option for RF (with Murton in LF). Either way, Murton should be playing every day over Floyd. As TT hinted, your arguments here are helping people decide how to vote...