Looks like Thorman might work out.  We'll see what happens when NL pitchers get used to him.  But a .500 slugging after his ice-cold start with only 6 K's in 58 AB is nice.  I'd like to see more walks and bit more average.  But his .795 OPS (through wed; 1.194 in July) compares favorably to Langerhans .744, Frenchy's .728 and even Diaz's .813.

Now if we can only get the team to hold on when Smoltz pitches . . .