I would also like to see the expected batting average on the play that Lewis attempted to make at 3rd but ended up giving up the infield single and RBI. I just don't see how that play is made by an average 3rd baseman either. There are definitely instances to attack Wallner's defense. The play in Toronto where he nearly turned himself into a pretzel watching a ball go over his head is a great example. From a larger standpoint, it could be argued that Wallner is taking his batting woes out into the field and likely needs a tune up in St. Paul. Even with that, I don't think Wallner could have caught the ball and is taught to keep the ball in front of you to limit damage.
Now to the positives. Prielipp gave us exactly what we needed: 4-6 innings and kept us in the game. Rojas did alright for his debut although a WHIP of 2.5 is unsustainable. Orze, like Banda's appearance last night, must be dabbling in witchcraft to finally get through a clean inning. Speaking of witchcraft, whatever Orze and Banda are up to was leaked onto the bats, as other than Buxton, they are performing a disappearing act in the strikezone.