tide12champrings
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The Hammer
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soccerman034 said:I've got Santana. Biggest offensive upside of any of the guys listed.
soccerman034 said:I do not beleive Montero will hit for as much power as Santana...Also keep in mind that Santana can hit for power from BOTH sides of the plate. He also has a great batting eye, and should hit for a decent enough average (think .275-.300 with a .400 OBP). I am not yet convinced that Montero will stick at catcher either.
For those of you who haven't noticed, Santana is destroying AA right now:
.303, 7 HR, 9 2B, with a .985 OPS. And the kicker? 30/22 BB to SO ratio.
I would also like to point out that numerous prospect evaluation sites, before the season, picked Santana over Montero in their top 100 lists (for example: BA ranked Santana as the 26th best prospect in baseball, and ranked Montero as the 38th). Now I know that does not necessarily mean anything (especially considering Posey was in the top 15 :lol: ), but if you look at their numbers side by side, has Montero really down enough to pass Santana? I don't beleive so, and that is my opinion.
His sister is a BEAST at UW, Petey is by far the best duh...I voted Montero though.Brett Keith said:Lawrie is a 2B now. Just letting ya know.
tide12champrings said:soccerman034 said:I do not beleive Montero will hit for as much power as Santana...Also keep in mind that Santana can hit for power from BOTH sides of the plate. He also has a great batting eye, and should hit for a decent enough average (think .275-.300 with a .400 OBP). I am not yet convinced that Montero will stick at catcher either.
For those of you who haven't noticed, Santana is destroying AA right now:
.303, 7 HR, 9 2B, with a .985 OPS. And the kicker? 30/22 BB to SO ratio.
I would also like to point out that numerous prospect evaluation sites, before the season, picked Santana over Montero in their top 100 lists (for example: BA ranked Santana as the 26th best prospect in baseball, and ranked Montero as the 38th). Now I know that does not necessarily mean anything (especially considering Posey was in the top 15 :lol: ), but if you look at their numbers side by side, has Montero really down enough to pass Santana? I don't beleive so, and that is my opinion.
Santana is also 3 years the elder. I'll take my chances with Jesus.