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Originally Posted by Khaos4k
Can someone who does that even make it to the majors? I have to think that MLB pitchers would make quick work of him.
Ya, that's my point. He is so young so he can obviously develop, but the guy you don't want on your team is the Jose Canseco type who will destroy weak pitchers, but get completely pwned by good ones. This guy seemed to be getting owned too often by lower A pitching for him to turn out good in the MLB.
I think the .290 hitter that hits .330 against awful pitching, .300 against mediocre pitching and .260 against great pitching is so much more valuable than the .300 hitter that hits .400 against awful pitching .280 against mediocre and .180 against great pitching. This prospect just seems like another Josh Phelps, but at a much lower level.