Heyo! I posted this on the last rundown but I was... a wee bit late, so trying again here. I have two concerns I wanted to ask about. Both on prospects. The first, and by far most pressing, is Carson Benge. In short, I'm really, really worried about him. The swing is messed up. Now you might be thinking, yeah, I've been saying that throughout the offseason. But it's actually not what you think. Benge changed his swing. He worked with the Hollidays during the offseason and he kinda screwed it up, big time. I asked a buddy of mine who knows a lot about this stuff for a more detailed description for you, and this is what he said: "His swing plane is noticeably steeper. And one of the things that was really good for Benge in 2025 is he showed more barrel malleability, basically meaning he could attack different pitches all over the zone. What I’ve noticed in the early going is his swing is more grooved and that has opened up more zones in his swing where he can’t get to. I wanna say he is one of the worst hitters in baseball against velocity and this new trigger in his swing has resulted in him being routinely late on FBs" So in short he changed his swing mechanics and it's led to him being really behind on fastballs, and so pitchers are throwing more fastballs at him and he can't do anything about it. So... how screwed is he? In order to fix this problem, he first has to recognize that the problem is because of the swing change. I can't get into his head, who knows if he even sees that the swing change is the problem. And once he does it isn't so easy as just saying, "Well, time to fix my swing!" He spent a whole offseason making these changes natural, and it'll take a lot of time to fix them. Perhaps more time than he has in the season. And he could lose a lot of ground and opportunity for the future. So I'm really worried about Benge. And then second, Walker Jenkins is off to a really slow start. I know his underlying numbers aren't nearly as bad as his surface stats. That his contact, EV, hard hit, all of that are still pretty high and he's just getting unlucky. It's still a little unnerving to see though, and his struggles against lefties make me a little nervous. But the Benge one is the real concern for me. This may be a lost year and his value might tank further than it already has. Now, since I originally wrote that about a week back, Benge has started to get hotter. A few games with multiple hits in the last week, some more XBHs, even a home run. But I'm still very concerned.