What do you do with Forrester?

But then again, he hasn’t really had much playing time. And yeah, he didn’t get the double play, but he’s still young. We need as many bats in the lineup as possible and he did just fine at second otherwise.

Is it a question of what to do with Garrett, or is the question what can you do with Garrett? You are trying to work a good bat into a fairly established lineup. DH is the obvious answer for now, but that may not offer the best solution to increasing your bat power in the current lineup. If you can replace a slumping hitter with Garrett, then DH your nextbest hitter off the bench, you have bumped your plate power two fold.

The scouting reports on Garrett are not complicated. Scouts project him as a corner infielder, period. No discussion cocerning a move to middle infield or outfield. Several scouts discussed an easy conversion to 1B.
"Donkey", his nickname since youth baseball 10 years ago, has two + tools. The "hit tool" and the throwing arm.
Average by MLB standards, glove but a powerful throwing arm. He projects to hit for average, and hit with power. Garrett left the yard 15 times at Bella Vista HS in Fair Oaks, CA.

Forrester has "country boy strength" at 6-1 and 215+ Has a quick bat with powerful hands whipping the bat through the zone and extending the path. A focused hitter with good pitch recognition and reaction. Has a sound approach at the pate and adjusts well. Aggressive hitter with discipline/patience at the same time - does't chase bad balls. A concern: starts with low hands. working up to initiate the stroke - can he handle high (95+mph) velo) with a slight hitch at the trigger point? Not fleet on the bases but won't clog them up eiher.

Bottom line: He's OSU's future 3B or 1B guy. A natural MLB corner infielder that poles 30 home runs a yeaR.

Hmmm not sure if he has the glove for third base..... first base is probably his best option

The scouting grades on his fielding are "Average". That's not HS or college level average, that's "MLB Average". A more than adequate glove at 3B and I would assume, at 1B for D1 college baseball.

Think of it this way, Garrett isn't at Oregon State because he's the next Brooks Robinson. Garrett is at Oregon State because he's the next Mike Schmidt.

Can't blame that error on anything other than unfamiliarity with the wet turf - he obviously thought the ball was going to bounce up into his glove, so instead of going to the ground and then following it up, he lifted too soon and the wet ball on wet turf just stayed down.  Now if he plays there and those types of errors keep occuring, it is time for him to try first base.  But we've all let one go right between the wickets at least once. 

But we have been a bit spoiled on the infield.  Can remember back in 2015 or so, we recruited 4 Pac-12 caliber shortstops.  One ended up at 3rd, one at short, one on 2nd.  That fourth guy, Bryce somebody, got stuck in the bullpen.

Donkey is awesome, probably banned but some nutjob.  Big Country?  Big Donkey!