I agree on Pinto***, on Hermann v Nunez there is little net gain from one on the roster over the other. (FWIW, I watched Pinto playing on Rochester last year, he, along with May and Meyer looked like the only sure "major league material" on the entire roster (Ortiz was a close 4th). Curiously, both at the plate and behind it, he looked as out of place in Rochester as he does in Minnesota, only in the diametrically opposite sense, and fully justified, "too good for this league sense" of extreme confidence and swagger. And we all know how un-confident he looks in Minnesota, a little when he slumped, but especially behind the plate- clearly Pinto is caught between the proverbial Rock and Hard Place.)