Which call-up will have the biggest impact?

Which call-up will have the biggest impact?

  • Jurickson Profar

    Votes: 1 9.1%

  • Oscar Taveras

    Votes: 1 9.1%

  • Wil Myers

    Votes: 4 36.4%

  • Yasiel Puig

    Votes: 4 36.4%

  • Travis d'Arnaud

    Votes: 1 9.1%
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DZ

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No way we see another year like Trout/Harper, but at least one of these hitters will make an impact for your starting roster. Which will it be?
 
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I know who I'm picking and all I had to hear was the Bo Jackson comparisons.
 
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Deezy said:
I know who I'm picking and all I had to hear was the Bo Jackson comparisons.
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Not off to a great start, doubt the Dodgers bring him up unless Crawford gets hurt yet again or they trade Ethier, and he was just arrested. FYI.

'Gotta go with the kid who'll help the stinky offense as soon as he's brought up.

Peace! :)
 
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Two separate MLB scouts have reportedly told Yahoo! Sports baseball columnist Jeff Passan that Cleveland?s Francisco Lindor may end up being the most highly-touted prospect in baseball by the end of 2013....not sure if he will be called up or not.
 
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IE said:
Two separate MLB scouts have reportedly told Yahoo! Sports baseball columnist Jeff Passan that Cleveland?s Francisco Lindor may end up being the most highly-touted prospect in baseball by the end of 2013....not sure if he will be called up or not.
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Lindor is quite a ways out. Mid next year at the earliest. I would suspect we won't see him until 2015.
 
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Man, how bout that boy in LA, huh? It's too bad he didn't make the all-star team, but I understand with the limited at bats he's had. Still, he's been best offensive rookie thus far.
 
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Trampled Underfoot said:
He looked like shit in spring training. I was wrong about that one.
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Were you talking about Puig? Because he had a monster spring training. Carried that right over into the season when he got called up. What's more incredible is he's batting over 375 and has an OPS over 1000 over more than 2 months of play now. This guy is for real.
 
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Deezy said:
Were you talking about Puig? Because he had a monster spring training. Carried that right over into the season when he got called up. What's more incredible is he's batting over 375 and has an OPS over 1000 over more than 2 months of play now. This guy is for real.
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I offered a shit load to Chrrryster in fantasy league for Puig, he wouldn't do it
 
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Deezy said:
Were you talking about Puig? Because he had a monster spring training. Carried that right over into the season when he got called up. What's more incredible is he's batting over 375 and has an OPS over 1000 over more than 2 months of play now. This guy is for real.
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He had zero walks in all of spring ball. That's a major sign but he has been great so far. We'll see if pitchers can find his weak spots.
 
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