I think we need Z to be both good AND emotional. Last night's game was listless. I also think we need Soriano to do well. Many players say that as Soriano goes, the offense goes. The problem with this is that Soriano is one of the least emotional players I've seen on the Cubs. While he shows some spark when he plays well, he never seems to care when he doesn't. I'm sure he's never happy to strike out, but I'd like to see some frustration. I want to see that he cares. Maybe that's not his style, but if the offense takes Soriano's lead, then the conciliatory attitude Soriano displays when he fails seems to rub off on the rest of the team.