 He had a .308 with a .300 on-base percentage and a .462 slugging percentage.Despite his performance, the Reds elected to send Senzel to minor league camp.Senzel's agent assumed that the service-time rules in baseball was the majority influence on the team's decision; if Senzel were to play 12 days in the minors before being promoted to the majors, the Reds would receive another year of club control.