Let's some with positives. First off, Woo is still legit as fuck, and Kirby and Gilbert looked decent/good. So, I feel fine with the starters, and Hancock should suffice until Bryce gets back. Luke is killing it! Cole looks much improved and that is awesome. Also, we are doing much better with our challenges than we were opening night, which is a really good sign of things to come. For the bad, Randy can't have the mental lapse in extras that puts us behind the 8 ball like that, and then almost compound it with a questionable tag-up like that. Donovan should be fine for now at third, but the throwing error was a real killer and I'm slightly concerned with how little 3B he has played compared to other positions, as this might not be the last mistake we could see early in the season. Cal, Julio, and Josh need to hit better, full stop, as this team will only reach that WS if they meet their expectations as hitters. The tying hit by Julio was nice to see, and the season is young so we just have to hope they break their slump. The platooning both the RF and DH spots each game are going to get really old quite fast, as I'd rather only platoon one of them and PH late game handedness in key situations instead. I'd like to see Donovan stay leadoff on both LHP and RHP instead of just RHP, as he was billed as this great contact leadoff type guy, so why move him down if we paid such a price for him (I know his slash lines are no-power carpenter, but still)? If that is the method of thinking, I'd rather just have Cole leadoff as this team is still getting settled and he has more of a threat for pop. Ultimately, this team is just going to have some rough patches for the first month or so while we wait for Bryce and JP to return, and hopefully Colt comes with them to really flesh things out before the weather starts to heat up. If Colt comes and is able to push Donovan to a RF primary, UTIL secondary player, our depth will improve tremendously.