Soriano and his position.

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Soriano's batting over .300 since he got moved down in the lienup.
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And just as importantly, his two homers came with men on base
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And possibly even more importantly, Fukudome has an OBP over .400 since getting moved to the top.
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And possibly even more important than all of that: College football kicks off in about 5 weeks.
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