Discretion has often proven to be the better part of valor in the past. Though there is obviously a dose of bad luck, Buxton's range of injuries- and HOW some of them happened this season- should be a cause for concern going forward. It would be a shame if he ends up with half of a HOF career, like Tony Oliva. As of now, based on this season, anyway, he is on the career path of Troy Tulowitzki, both are/will be likely to be perceived as the best in baseball at their position- as well as perennial MVP candidates. But both, might be stigmatized by the perception that they can't stay healthy enough to stay on the field for a full season- and end up never realizing true greatness. Clearly, more than enough of the injuries Buck has sustained this year are due to his admirable, but ultimately reckless, style of play. I think the evidence is apparent that there is going to be a need for an "attitude adjustment" (at the tender age of 20 and possessed with all of his talents, he's in the prime of his "immortal" stage) or he risks jeopardizing his incredible potential.