If there were any way to get back to an 11 man pitching staff there would be no issue and the Twins could avoid this weird paranoia about catcher injuries that Gardy is so plagued with. Seems like Suzuki is cooling off, as expected. He and Parmelee get in where needed . . . but did you guys catch the Bremer-from-Gardy explanation for Parmelee not DHing . . . same catcher paranoid is at play at first base. Yes, at first base. That is, of course, the simplest position to play. Anyway, for now, Willingham-Hicks-Parmelee or Parmelee-Hicks-Arcia with Arcia and Willingham DHing, respectively most of the time. The rest of the time Pinto DHs. That is, when he isn't the starting catcher, which should be four times a week. Save a good-ish overall batter like Suzuki for a pinch-hitting role more. Now, one has to wonder how the Twins might be better served by being a 70-75 win team as opposed to a 75+ win team with regard to trading off (for whatever) some of this roster clutter or not doing it because of the wild card chase . . .