| 95 | 340 | 293 | 78 | 17 | 4 | 15 | 43 | 44 | 76 | .266 | .362 | .505 | .867 | 148 |
| 51 | 97 | 85 | 29 | 7 | 0 | 3 | 11 | 10 | 28 | .341 | .423 | .529 | .952 | 45 |
It's a good excuse for many of us to want them to move on from Masa so we can prospect hump.
Not including tonight's game he's put up a .337/.418/.519 slash so far in AAA, unreal stats for a 20 year old at that level. (dude just walked AGAIN, 1-2 with 2 walks now)
Yeah, I guess he took over as 1 after Ben graduated.
It's funny because I remember Hanley being highly touted but also someone everyone was concerned about. Wikipedia said he was #10 in all of baseball prospect-wise, so just purely in terms of ranking I don't think he would count. His minor league performance was actually pretty middling, and there were a lot of reports that his attitude was shite.
Yeah the case for Benintendi was that he was a finished product like right now. Having someone make the majors barely a year after being drafted is pretty awesome. People knew that he would hit and could field. The question was always ceiling on his power, which some folks thought was limited (narrator: it was). Roman has a much bigger frame and seems to have a substantially higher ceiling there.
I’m not following you. Are you saying he’s too young to be putting up the numbers he’s putting up? Or too old? For me, the fact that he’s only 20 while doing this, and can thus develop more, makes him far more impressive than Benny. I also think we all forget about Devers making the bigs at 20.
That's a pretty good comp, I think. Should be a good corner outfielder, playable in CFer. Great patience, good contact, great quality of contact. I think that an Anthony who "realizes his potential" would reach the 30-HR threshold more than once; that said, a healthier JD Drew would have, too.
For reference, that's harder hit than any ball Juan Soto, Kyle Schwarber, Manny Machado, Mike Trout, Rafael Acuna or Julio Rodriguez, among many others, hit this season. Only 17 MLB hitters hit a ball harder this year.
Before he was busted for steroids? I'd be down for Tatis Jr On Steroids type of numbers out of Anthony.
The guy on the list posted above that jumped out to me is Jason Heyward. He has had a very interesting career, one that some may consider unimpressive but I’d sign up for a Heyward career any day.
That’s super high exit velocity at any level. Utterly insane for a dude that is 20.
