Sure.
Hinske can play every position besides SS, 2nd base, and catcher. He has more power than Youkilis (22 HR in 272 games), Lowell (163 HR in 1151 career games, decent power hitter early in his career, but that's gone), Crisp (43 HR in 529 games), he is faster (47 SB, 17 CS) than Youkilis (5 SB, 4 CS) and Lowell (never stolen more than 5 bases in one year), and he is left-handed. Even in his injury plagued seasons, Hinske was a lock to hit 15 HRs and 70 RBIs. He has more XB-hits per game and a better slugging percentage than all but three players on the Red Sox roster. He has more hits per game, more doubles per game, more triples per game, more home runs per game, more stolen bases per game, and a better slugging percentage than Youkilis, despite playing the first five years of his career in a stadium that was nowhere near as hitter-friendly as Fenway.
This year, he's 4-5 with a double and a triple, and for some reason he can't even pinch hit for the impotent 5-9 hitters, let alone get in the lineup for a full game.