If he can't do it, Arizona has to trade for someone to play the position. Utilityman Andy Fox isn't the answer. Travis Lee is adequate in rightfield, but you're taking a Gold Glove-type first baseman and putting him in the outfield. Brian Anderson is a .500 pitcher, but he might win 12 games because he'll get good run support with this lineup. I don't like guys like Anderson who rely on their changeup so much.
Middle relief is a major weakness.
During spring training, before the team's third full-squad practice, leftfielder Luis Gonzalez had a karaoke machine hauled into the team's dressing room. After the workout, Gonzalez cued up the machine and belted out the lyrics to Monster Mash while utility infielder Lenny Harris danced next to him with only a towel wrapped around his waist. It was a telling moment and not just because it proved that Harris is no Fred Astaire. It showed that the Diamondbacks had successfully fine-tuned the art of celebrating. Stephen Green That will come in handy, because Arizona will have plenty of reason to party come mid-September, when the franchise will likely be wrapping up its second straight National League West championship.