“We’ve run him out there consistently, I would say, as much as anybody outside of the guys that we traded away,” Ross said. “I just continued to say his track record says he’s going to be good at some point. … Maybe if we were in a playoff race and it’s a little bit harder where we have to see it, and then I’m like, OK, there it is. And there were signs before he got hurt, like, OK, there’s Ian Happ.
