We all wish he was like Rizzo, but so far he hasn't shown it. Personally, I'd still rather see him over Zagunis when facing a mediocre lefty. How else are we going to find out if he can fix his lefty issues like Rizzo did. To the bigger point, Rizzo >>> Schwarber But 2018 vs LHP Rizzo: 169 PAs, .248/.315/.369, 88 wRC Schwarber: 91 PAs, .224/.352/.303, 85 wRC Obviously a one year dip for Rizzo on this, but a 15% walk right against lefties from Schwarber shows there is a chance of something there. Then again...maybe they just don't think it's worth it. Heyward actually did better against lefties than both of them (97 wRC) Once again, selection bias here. Rizzo sees a lot more plate appearances against premium lefties than either Schwarber or Heyward. Again, I'm all for letting Schwarber try to figure it out against lefties rather than giving those at bats to frikkin' Zagunis. I'm just saying, the comparison isn't apples to apples.