The bat has never been a question. How much better is Calhoun’s glove?

Willie Calhoun became the featured prospect in the Yu Darvish trade a year ago because the Texas Rangers, and just about everyone who has watched him in the minors, know that he is going to hit big-league pitching.

After a couple of games adjusting from Triple A pitching, Calhoun is, indeed, hitting. Quite a bit.

But for Calhoun to stick with the Rangers, he must be able to play left field adequately or the Rangers must trade primary designated hitter Shin-Soo Choo. But even if the DH spot unexpectedly opens, Calhoun will still have to play defense on occasion as Choo has done.

Calhoun’s glove was so deficient in spring training that he was sent to minor-league camp in the first round of cuts.…