When I look at the lineup. 1. After Joe Mauer... I don't see any player who can or are expected to or have at one time hit around .300 or produced a high OPS. My conclusion... Stringing a few together is more difficult and less likely to happen. 2. Hicks, Dozier and Florimon have some speed but that's it. But... Those three speedsters are not elite speedsters. The other 6 players in the lineup can be classified as below below average. Mauer can turn it on a little maybe but speed isn't on his resume. My conclusion... The creation of runs on the base paths... Extra bases, hit and runs, the occasional theft has becomes nearly impossible. Especially when 6 of your starters are station to station types. 3. Willingham and Kubel have hit 30 homers. Plouffe almost did it and might have if it wasn't for injury. Arcia has the potential to be a 30 homer guy. Colabello... Maybe with playing time. Pinto can hit a few out with playing time. Dozier showed decent power for a 2B. Hicks has some pop... Even Florimon and Escobar can reach the seats. My conclusion... This is it... Nearly all offensive eggs are in this basket. This is how the roster was constructed. Its one dimensional and it was the same in 2013. 2013 didn't work... It wasn't even close to working. For 2014... They didn't add any new dimensions... They didn't attempt to balance... To create new dimensions or different ways to score... They added more Power!!! They replaced Doumit for Pinto... They replaced Morneau with Suzuki... They replaced Presley/Mastroianni/Parmelee with Kubel. The entire dice roll is on Hammer and Kubel rebounding and Plouffe and Arcia realizing potential. The entire dice roll is power in Target Field. I'm concerned but the Big Mo can change everything.