Meh an age old problem for good and bad players alike...He needs to tighten up his strike zone for sure, but if guys like Soriano and Francouer can find careers in the big leagues despite a horrendous inability to identify and not swing at breaking pitches then I think Lake has a shot. I honestly thought he'd do worse than he did at AA. The fact that he didn't embarrass himself at AA this year at 21 (and the fact that the Cubs let him get there) is pretty impressive to me, even if he didn't kick ass and take names at the level. Personally, I like the things he can do as much, if not more, than I care about the things he can't do. A couple of the things he can't do (play D consistently well) can be coached up anyway...Undoubtedly it'd be great if he could gain some patience at the plate, and he's still young enough where the window might be open...That said,it will be interesting to see how the Cubs the Cubs develop him...Do they help him hone what he can do (hit for some pop and BA, steal bases well, help make him more consistent and focused on D - 2B? 3B? LF?) or do they spend more of the time working on the skills further away and harder to break through with (plate discipline)?