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    Re: Best farm systems in baseball

    One day, I will understand why Jason Heyward is the next big thing. He's a good player and I think he may be great but comments like this post are laughable. One of the best in the league at his position?
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    Re: Best farm systems in baseball

    Before some Braves fan gets on here and starts praising Heyward. According to Biggin, Heyward is better than:

    Andre Either
    Lance Berkman
    Justin Upton
    Hunter Pence
    Jason Werth
    Corey Heart

    Looks more like league average to me, and I didn't even metion guys like Stanton and Bruce who you could argue are better.
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    Re: Best farm systems in baseball

    I would take Heyward over:
    Berkman
    Pence
    Werth
    Hart

    In a heartbeat.

    Are you arguing that a guy who scored 83 runs, had 18 HR, 72 RBI, walked 91 times, an OBP of .393 and had 127 total bases in his ROOKIE year isnt one of the best RFs in baseball?

    Please show me all these RFs who outperform JH.

    If a guy is top 5 at his position, is he not one of the best at his position in the game?
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    Re: Best farm systems in baseball

    Quote Originally Posted by Biggin View Post
    I would take Heyward over:
    Berkman
    Pence
    Werth
    Hart

    In a heartbeat.
    This is why it is pointless to discuss. Call me when Heyward does this for five straight seasons like the outfielders I mentioned have and then we'll talk.
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    Re: Best farm systems in baseball

    Quote Originally Posted by pvfan View Post
    This is why it is pointless to discuss. Call me when Heyward does this for five straight seasons like the outfielders I mentioned have and then we'll talk.
    You really wanna take 70 year old Berkman, who cant hardly run, over Heyward?

    Or Werth, in his mid 30s? Or Hart, who has reached his ceiling?

    Pence I have no problem with. I can see someone taking Pence right now over JH.
    Heyward has a higher ceiling but Pence is a very good player.
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    Re: Best farm systems in baseball

    Quote Originally Posted by Biggin View Post
    You really wanna take 70 year old Berkman, who cant hardly run, over Heyward?

    Or Werth, in his mid 30s? Or Hart, who has reached his ceiling?

    Pence I have no problem with. I can see someone taking Pence right now over JH.
    Heyward has a higher ceiling but Pence is a very good player.
    Uh, Berkman .367 10 hr 32 rbi 27 runs 1.179 ops
    Golden Boy Heyward .220 7 hr 14 rbi 18 runs .755 ops

    You said today, not 2015. Hart is sub 30 coming off a career year and even Werth who is off to a slow start (I can't stand Werth btw) is still a solid 25-30 hr hitter with 85-95 rbi while hiting nearly .300 and putting up ops numbers in the high 800's to mid 900's.
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    Re: Best farm systems in baseball

    If we are taking a player and keeping him for 10 years, I take Heyward.

    Taking a player for the right now, I take Berkman. But at the same time, if Berkman is on a different team and not surrounded by the bats of Pujols and Holliday, I don't think he produces like he is this season. But with that said, I take Jay Bruce over either! But I'm biased as well.

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