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03/06/05 - Brewers (Helling) at Royals (Greinke) 2pm CST


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I say trade them both and let Nelson/Hart platoon in Right

 

Not so fast chief. You have to watch these guys play in person before trading Jenks or Overbay. Hart and Nelson are no where in the same universe with Jenkins or Lyle right now. As I said in my previous post....Nelson and Hart are light years behind Nelson Cruz.

 

After watching Hart and Nelson play this spring I would estimate a platoon with that tandem in 2005 in Milwaukee would hit around .220 with 10-12 bombs and maybe 50 rbi.

 

If Cruz, Nelson and Hart all play in AAA together. Cruz will run circles around both.

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Russell not so good today. Otherwise, bueno.

 

Oh, and Big Cal is a monster. In a good way.

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Cruz, you mean? He'll be in AA. No one really knows what he can do outside of some very hitter-friendly parks.

 

I will tell you right now that Nelson Cruz is way ahead of Brad Nelson or Cory Hart. No question about it. After watching them all play this week its clear as day. Cruz will put up big numbers this year. Hart and Nelson might be OK but they arent yet in Cruz's league.

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so he can steal bases, hit for average, draw walks, get on base at an extremely high clip, and you want to keep him from setting the table for guys like Lee, Fielder, or whoever else might be in the lineup? Using that logic, Rickey Henderson would have hit 3rd since he had too much power for leadoff.

 

Yes he's valuable at any spot in the lineup, but as much as I like Krynzel, I don't think he'll be the leadoff guy in 3 years. Maybe Hardy

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You have to watch these guys play in person before trading Jenks or Overbay

 

And you have to watch a guy play more than one game to say he's the best outfield prospect we have.

"Dustin Pedroia doesn't have the strength or bat speed to hit major-league pitching consistently, and he has no power......He probably has a future as a backup infielder if he can stop rolling over to third base and shortstop." Keith Law, 2006
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I just want to echo what scoop said about Nelson Cruz, as when i saw him in Maryvale for those 4 days, he looked like a more polished and even explosive hitter than Nelson or Hart....plus he is built like a brickhouse....others that were watching also noted the same thing when I was there....

 

small sample of viewing yes, but i concur with scoopp from what I viewed

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