re: How big is the drop-off defensively from Milazzo to Travinski?

Milazzo's receiving hasn't been great this year. He's elite from a blocking and throwing perspective. He doesn't seem to be as dialed in with pitchers from an intensity standpoint.

Travinski doesn't receive great either. He can throw some, but not at Milazzo's level. His blocking needs a lot of work. Travinski lives and dies with the pitchers on every pitch.

Travinski is far better at the plate right now, but I've seen some hope with Milazzo.

I'm kind of okay with them swapping back and forth. Give them each chances, since they each have strengths and weaknesses. What I hate is trying to time the "defensive" games for Milazzo.