The intangibles Kearns provides are great defense(although he has been a little down this year, but looks like a gold glover next to the rest of the guys), a rifle arm(easily the strongest on the team), patience at the plate, and leadership. His numbers are awful, but you have to believe they will improve because he has been in the league for awhile, and his numbers are usually steady. I see nothing from Pena and Dukes, and to a lesser extent Milledge, that says that they will improve.
