We arent beating up on Bellhorn. Just telling it like it is. Its hard to dress up someone hitting .200 with 300 strikeouts. Dont get me wrong, i appreciate what hes done, and he was clutch, but we cant keep a bad player on a good ballclub just because he had a good year last year. If this were the case we should give Creighton Gubanich or Billy Ashley a call because they hit memorable grand slams.
Also, calling Bellhorn a utility player is false. He is a second baseman, period. He would be a nightmare at SS for any period of time, and didnt play all that well at third when the cubs moved him over there after stuggling at 2B. A utility INF can play three inf. positions adaquetely, usually run a little, and bunt. Bellhorn does none of these.