Wallner is fast -- once -- he gets moving -- but is very slow and awkward in setting up for a play.
Larnach is agile, far more agile than Wallner, and so far his throws are quite accurate., though distance has never been Larnach's strong point.
That a majority of players were well below the Mendoza line -- can -- be blamed on players holding the bats -- but -- the fact SO many collapsed at once has to be at least in part because of what team coached tell -- or do NOT -- tell them.
More like, Wallner is going to have to look like Ted Williams to not stay in St.Paul all summer.
Larnach is not a great fielder, but more mobile than Wallner.