I don't agree. Other teams are able to bring up their hot hitting prospects to determine if their MiL numbers can translate on the ML level, there's no reason why we can't be "excited" about the potential of Soto... Blanco's health problems coupled with K. Hill's light hitting make it very possible that Soto would have been recalled even if Barrett were still a Cub (Besides, I think that Geovany's injury, earlier in the year, is what kept him from coming up sooner). Since joining the Padres, Barrett is hitting .289/.289/.356 with 5 RBI and 2 runs scored. In other words, if he were still a Cub, many people would be frustrated with MB because he's continuing to under produce and, as I already mentioned, many people would probably be saying "Soto's hitting .341 at AAA, let's see what he can do!" Now we'll get the opportunity to see if Soto can help offensively and defensively.