"In that game where it seemed like every run was at such a premium and he’s as good of a hitter as we’ve got and I know it’s lefty-lefty with Keenan and Zabowski but at end day Keenan is an RBI machine and you want to give him opportunities to drive in runs. That’s really what it came down to. We’re comfortable with those guys and those guys handle left-handers. I don’t feel insecure that if if there’s a lefty that Keenan and Zabowski can’t make a play."
