It's not an exact match, but I understand the comparison. Biggio plays 1st, 2nd and third and has played the outfield a bit and looks like he will get more time there. Zobrist played short, but only 13.8% of his mlb gamers were at short. Biggio stole 20 bags last year. His K rate is higher, but he's cut it to 16.8% this year so that isn't that far off Zobrist. Walk rates are both very high for both players. Biggio might have a bit more pop if last year's and this year's start is a sign of things to come. Regardless, Biggio should be up.