I don't know what Bradley will turn out to be. He is clearly in a developmental stage. I doubt that he will become the player that Ellsbury became. I just don't see that set of tools in the kid's bag. Clearly, our offensive problem at this stage of the season is that we have replaced our #1 hitter who was an offensive catalyst and the biggest base running threat in baseball except for Billy Hamilton with a #9 hitter. That much is as clear as the nose on your face. We can sit here and debate whether or not his contract is worth it, but that is not the point. The point is that his leaving is really having a big negative impact on our offense to this point in the season. No one has been able to step up to fill that void as of yet.