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Logan Morrison vs. Mike Stanton
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jbone17
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I would have to go with Stanton simply because he is younger than Morrison. Also Stanton has continued to stay healthy and he has impressed me at every level. Morrison to me has only a one side game which is clearly offense.
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From what I've seen and read Stanton has the intelligence and personality to be a big name; if he makes it.
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Until Morrison shows more power, I'm not putting another nickel into him.
jumbojohnny
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I think both of them are going to do great for the Marlins, but I have to vote for Morrsion
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Great Dealz Rob
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I'm invested in both players, so I am trying to be biased. That being said I voted for Stanton.
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Great poll.
i just wish that Stanton would have had a non-auto'd MLB RC to pick up
i just wish that Stanton would have had a non-auto'd MLB RC to pick up
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soccerman034
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Morrison has a higher floor, and should develop a good amount of power. I would go with Morrison at current pricing.
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Stanton all the way, people have to remember the kid is 19 in Double A. Most players that age are in Rookie Ball. Sure he K's alot but thats common for power hitters, and he has a ton of time to work on that. Going into next season Stanton will be 20, he'll have a full year to refine his hitting and fielding, he is a legit 5 tool player with a name everyone knows...
At less then $40 I could so his chrome selling $60-80 easy and topping that if he goes into the Majors and does numbers. Of course like any other prospect he could flop...
At less then $40 I could so his chrome selling $60-80 easy and topping that if he goes into the Majors and does numbers. Of course like any other prospect he could flop...
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I have a few 08 Chrome Refractors of Morrison and nothing of Stanton and still picked Stanton. Morrison is having an age appropriate strong season in AA ball but Stanton is playing over his head and hitting better for power.
Morrison has a Sean Casey type feel to me in terms of what he could become at the plate. He's going to have to watch his walk around weight because 6-3 and 245 could easily become 255-260 in the offseason and make him a liability on the paths. The problematic part about that is his defense is certainly not Sean Casey caliber.
Stanton has some Darryl Strawberry in him. He's more filled out and less lanky which has cost him some speed but he has exchanged it for power. He has a remarkable face and almost a complete build in terms of maturation. From this point it's going to be all about pitch recognition. I feel strongly that he'll put it together and if I was still into prospecting, he'd be my guy.
Morrison has a Sean Casey type feel to me in terms of what he could become at the plate. He's going to have to watch his walk around weight because 6-3 and 245 could easily become 255-260 in the offseason and make him a liability on the paths. The problematic part about that is his defense is certainly not Sean Casey caliber.
Stanton has some Darryl Strawberry in him. He's more filled out and less lanky which has cost him some speed but he has exchanged it for power. He has a remarkable face and almost a complete build in terms of maturation. From this point it's going to be all about pitch recognition. I feel strongly that he'll put it together and if I was still into prospecting, he'd be my guy.
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