There were some plays in this last series that could have really helped out the staff. Some were errors, some were tough plays that weren't made. It's too much to expect perfection from any defense, but they could be doing more. The tools are out there, they just gotta execute. You're not going to find better hitters and better fielders than we already have for reasonable money through free agency. At some point, as a pitcher, you've got to strike somebody out when you need it. Can't expect your defense to make every close play, all the time. About the only place we could improve is on Danny Santana in CF. He's certainly fast enough and has a great arm, but on some of those long doubles he has trouble right at the end. That's just repetition though. He'll get better the more he's out there, but maybe spending today with the jugs machine wouldn't be a bad idea, though I'm sure they are all pretty tired after the last several days. Arcia too. He made a bad decision on diving for that ball in front of him and it cost us. Overall he just has to learn to when to let it rip and when to just take what the game gives him (at the plate and in the field). If he learns to do that, watch out, he could be unreal.