Agony In Atlanta's Three Hole: Is it Time for Chipper to be Moved Down?

We all know about Chipper Jones' recent slump. It always seems as if hes going to break out of it tomorrow. If not tomorrow, the next day. And if not that, then next week. Then it's just eventually...I mean, it's Chipper, right? It's pretty much been this cycle for three weeks. This wouldn't be a huge deal except for one thing: Chipper Jones is still batting third. Now, I understand that by plugging Chipper in somewhere else, you're leaving the three-hole open to somebody that's never been used there on a regular basis before, but something's gotta give. Chipper simply isn't setting the table for B-Mac, GA, and Escobar. This is what I propose (keep in mind, I'm no Bobby Cox) when McLouth comes back: 1 R Matt Diaz2 R Martin Prado3 L Garret Anderson4 L Brian McCann5 R Yunel Escobar6 L Nate McLouth7 S Chipper Jones8 L Adam LaRoche I will explain this spot-by-spot. 1- As long as Captain Caveman is keeps hitting, I want him starting in right and l...