That makes sense. I just want to add, Escobar has been hitting 3rd in the lineup nowadays since he's been one of the most consistent hitters in the lineup. RBI is certainly a more situational stat than OPS. I would disagree that it provides less indication of who a valuable hitter is since driving runs in to help win the game for his team is the ultimate goal of a hitter coming to the plate. I value a hitter doing whatever he can to drive runs in more than anything.