Well, in a SSS Park has 12 HR in 215 AB and a .191 BA with a .684 OPS. I'll give him credit for looking good in spring after his wrist surgery. Players were surprised by the move and said that his swing looked really good. Park's SSS of MLB at bats has him hitting home runs at a .056 clip or about 1 in every 19 at bats. By comparison, Miguel Cabrera hits home runs at pretty much the same rate 446/7853. The difference is that Cabrera gets lots of other hits to go with the home runs. Let's face it, there is no denying Parks power as he registered some long home runs last year. The problem is the all or nothing approach. As far as Robbie Grossman at DH, walking is not what you pay a DH to do. OPS is what you want with an emphasis on the S. So, that needs to be solved. Is Park the answer? Is Vargas the answer? Dunno, but taking Park off the 40 man certainly reduced the options.