It actually makes sense for Grossman to hit there against lefties. Like, that's actually an innovative, smart thing for a manager to do -- especially if Mauer is out. I don't love Suzuki at DH or batting fifth, but against lefties he at least has a pulse. I still think I'd find ways to put Max Kepler out there to get better against lefties, but day-to-day lineups are hard to critique because you don't know if a player needs a mental break, or a physical break. Like for instance, Kepler has like a .500 OPS since Sept. 1. That's a guy screaming for a mental break. And beyond that, it's not like he's leaving that many studs on the bench. The offense right now is kind of a skeleton crew.