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They do?
Ah, that's right. The company line is that we're loaded with pitching. Forgot about that. Time to trade some of that excess off. Who wants JD Martin or Colon Battlestar?
"To most professional scouts, "high ceiling" means simply "major league." Nothing more tnan that. So, with that definition, yes, most, not all, of the names you mention are considered high ceiling"
Oh. I guess every prospect in professional baseball is above average.
At least all the ones from Lake Wobegon are.
Why would the Nats get a good haul (be it prospects or ML players) for Dunn? He's only got one year left on the contract. Nobody else wanted him a year ago at 2/$20, you expect them to give up significant talent for him now?
If the Yanks let both Damon and Matsui go, I could see them being interested in Dunn. Maybe the Angels or Rangers. Detroit is apparently in cost-cutting mode, I suppose the White Sox might see him as a Thome replacement. I assume everyone in the NL will stay away.
"To most professional scouts, "high ceiling" means simply "major league." Nothing more tnan that. So, with that definition, yes, most, not all, of the names you mention are considered high ceiling"
Given the quality of their ML roster, I'd imagine the Nats have a lot of "high ceiling" prospects.
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