2010 Minor League Roundup

[Butcher]

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Ty Wright could be a platoon outfielder, Parker and Gaub could be fixtures in the bullpen, and Jay Jackson should be a middle of the rotation starter. Diamond and LaHair have an outside shot of being major leaguers based on their former top prospect statuses IMO.
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I've come to the realization that the Cubs will never grow an All-Star out of their system. They'll never win the World Series (probably never win an NL pennant). And the Cardinals and White Sox will continue to win pennants and World Series every three or four years or so.

I'm throwing in the fucking towel. I can't take it anymore.
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Our 20 year old shortstop has the 5th best OPS among shortstops in all of MLB. The only players that he is behind is Furcal (2 time all star), Troy Tulowitzki (2010 all star), Hanley Ramirez (3 time all star), and Alex Gonzalez (pulled a career year out of his ass, but still was a 1 time all star). I have a feeling Starlin will be an all star at some point.
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He'll have a career-ending injury before that happens.