rats, let’s look at recent numbers. In the last six games, Winn is 5-for-18 (.278) including two doubles. He also drew three walks for an OBP of .381 (compared to his .384 mark for the year). In that period, he struck out six times, including three on Sunday, which suggests you may be dealing with recency bias.
I can’t speak for you, but if Winn maintained a .381 OBP over the long haul, I would be delighted and I bet the Cards would be, too. There are about 10 hitters on this team I’d be more concerned about than Winn right now. At .808, he has the second highest OPS on the team (after Contreras) with Arenado the next closest, a long way away, at .683.