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Hicks vs. Revere
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thefasterblade
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Hicks.
Ben Revere, because he has more seasoning. Hicks has more power potential at this time, but Revere had a great season.
jbone17
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Revere, much to polished and he still missed some time here and there and he still hit .376.
NECpilgrims8
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I voted for Revere, but I have a feeling it will be Aaron Hicks.
Sure, Revere had an incredible season and Hicks was just drafted, but Hicks has the potential to be a 5-tool CF w/ more power than Revere.
BA tends to lean towards ceiling and tools, so I can see them giving it to Hicks.
Sure, Revere had an incredible season and Hicks was just drafted, but Hicks has the potential to be a 5-tool CF w/ more power than Revere.
BA tends to lean towards ceiling and tools, so I can see them giving it to Hicks.
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I wonder where Parm will be on the list.
I voted Revere by the way.
I voted Revere by the way.
ThoseBackPages
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i hope he uses the Beastie's as his walk up music!
bballcardkid
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I would vote Revere but that would be semi-homer. I have a feeling BA may pick Hicks considering they love the toolsy guys, and they did give Hicks the #1 spot of the GCL prospects I believe.
Brett Keith
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It'll be Revere over Hicks, but as with Moustakas vs. Hosmer, it's mostly because one has proven more as a pro. Unless Hicks goes nuts or Revere dissapoints, I could see Hicks not topping the Twins list until Revere has lost his prospect status, which might not take that long if he keeps looking like a future batting title contender. I really like Hicks though. I thought he'd be a better pick as a pitcher based on what I read, but he impressed once he got playing.
