Yeah, now that he appears he can be a .900+ OPS monster in the majors, I think you put him in LF and let him mash. The bat is ready now, but his defense at catcher might not be until middle-late next season, or even 2017. Plus, the moves the front office made this past offseason showed they value defense at catcher; it'd be strange if they changed their minds so soon and put someone who will be mediocre at best back there. This would be a little trickier if Bryant looked terrible at 3B, but that hasn't been the case. I know the Cubs have spoken highly of Schwarber's defensive improvements, but they have no reason to say otherwise. We also haven't heard much from people outside the org other than Law who just said recently Schwarber's not very good back there.