We share that opinion. Oddly enough, it's also my Middlebrooks opinion but not my Tejeda view (offensively, at least).

ADD: I've got nothing to back that with except gut feeling. I think it's because psychologically as I listen to games, the long term impact on me is consistency. Middlebrooks and Tejeda both had fine years but Tejeda had smaller peaks and higher valleys throughout the year. Middlebrooks seemed to have times where you couldn't get him out for a day or two then a day or two that he got himself out.