(i hate doing this) until he plays everyday vs righties and is striking out in 30% of his ABs and literally never walking (/i really hate doing this) I mean, you aren't going to get an argument from me on skepticism that Baez makes the leap v. RHP. The point I'm making is that Happ had a 22% K rate and mediocre OPS at AA last year, he has even more to prove before he's playing every day in MLB, even with the platoon advantage. And if he isn't playing every day, then it makes more sense to have someone like Zagunis on the roster instead, especially if the injury isn't one opening a roster spot for months. i don't disagree with the skepticism about his readiness. it's part of why i'm surprised at hoyer's comments and why i suddenly think he's much closer to mlb callup than i ever thought coming in to spring. i thought he'd be going back to AA. didn't really expect him to look as good as he has in spring, either. they kind of have a history of saying stuff like that and then he's called up like tomorrow. obviously, not saying that's happening here by any means. but it sure sounds like they really like what they've been seeing from him. i can't really speak to how right/wrong they are if you take the praise at face value, and i'd obviously defer to them if they really do feel as good as they're saying.