20. Delmon Young, OF, Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Sure Delmon is only hitting .239/.281/.378, and yes he doesn't possess the greatest plate discipline, but he still has the overall skills package to become a superstar. Usually his lack of control over the strike zone would be cause for concern, but he has the pure athleticism to make up for it. A classic 5 tool player, the former #1 overall pick is part of a glut of young talent in the Tampa outfield-and he may be the best of all of them. Young should develop into a .280/.350/.450 type hitter, with the ability to hit 30 homers and steal 20 bases every season.
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Wow...seriously fetch. Expediate this whole thing a little cuz I really wanna see who else is at the top of this list. If DYoung is your #20 I can't wait to see the rest of these guys
PS- Yovanni Gallardo makin the list?
haha you'll have to wait and see. PS you should tell Petey to actually post something. And maybe tell your mass readership to come check us out
Perhaps....I talked to petey and he says that college ruined typing for him. So he doesn't want to type anymore which makes it hard to post.
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