"He's 0-for-30. Simple as that. You can say there's a lot of line drives in there, but you get to a place of playing every day for a week and not having any results, and it wears on you. It wears on you mentally as much as anything."
Earlier this week, the Seattle Mariners picked up a super utility player in Brendan Donovan. Maybe less emphasis on utility and more emphasis on super, because Donovan can play just about everywhere he's needed and produce at an above average rate. The Mariners, who were the last team standing in the American League alongside the Blue Jays, got a guy who could have been a useful replacement for the Blue Jays as they lost Bo Bichette to free agency.