"It's been challenging," Molitor said. "It's kind of where we're at right now. We're limited on the bench and so we've had to rendezvous with the DH and the middle of the lineup right now. Terry and I keep talking about timing and when to try to do things. We're looking for people to come up here and help us, but I don't think anyone is jumping out at us right now."
Arcia has struggled to find his swing at Triple-A, as he's hitting just .091 (2-for-22) in seven games. First baseman/designated hitter Kennys Vargas, who was optioned to Rochester on May 17, has strong overall numbers at Triple-A, hitting .