On Fields, I don't have a great way to put it, but he looks more composed than I think he should. It's almost nonchalant. How do you criticize someone for being too composed? A couple of examples are: 1) he had a check down on the right flat. Instead of snapping his turn and firing the ball, it was casual and slow and ended being batted by the DL. 2) he had a designed rollout and he glided instead of sprinting out there. It allowed the DL to stay in a closer proximity to him. Fields made the play, but lost some ability to improvise by not separating more. They are very minute things, but are subtle weapons he needs to hone and maximize his immense talent.