I know my Davis take didn't go over well. And I'm not a huge fan of it either with Avila sitting on the bench. It's probably incredibly stupid. But your first big league start ever is a different animal. There's sure to be some serious nerves. It could help having a guy you know back there. Also, if they have the quickest of hooks -- which they should -- Davis might not even bat. Basically, if things are going well, Tseng stays in and the Cubs have a lead. If not, they both come out and we get Avila in there. What I really don't understand is Jon Jay playing. (And Heyward, for that matter.) Jay was brought in to provide some stability since we didn't know what we had in center. He did a fine job. He lived up to expectations. He helped us out plenty along the way. But he's not very good. And we have two rookies that are both better than him defensively in center. One has a .919 OPS against lefties. The other has an .862 OPS against righties. We don't need Jay to start games any more. We have better options. He's got like a .620 OPS in the second-half to top things off. He needs to be a bench bat. Period. Quit horsefeathering starting him.