ESPN did a prospect report. Surprise "breakout" Marlins prospect. http://www.espn.com/mlb/insider/stor...s-all-30-teams
Miami Marlins: SS Jose Devers. I'm at odds with some of my scouting contacts regarding Devers, whom the Marlins acquired from the Yankees as part of the Giancarlo Stanton trade. Industry opinions often have Devers pegged as a fringe regular due to his lack of physicality and perceived power potential, but this is an 18-year-old striking out just 13 percent of the time in full-season ball, and the scouting reports about his bat-to-ball skills support that performance. If Devers is a plus runner who stays on the middle infield and has a plus or better bat, he doesn't need to hit for much power to be a valuable regular. I'm buying.
Miami Marlins: SS Jose Devers. I'm at odds with some of my scouting contacts regarding Devers, whom the Marlins acquired from the Yankees as part of the Giancarlo Stanton trade. Industry opinions often have Devers pegged as a fringe regular due to his lack of physicality and perceived power potential, but this is an 18-year-old striking out just 13 percent of the time in full-season ball, and the scouting reports about his bat-to-ball skills support that performance. If Devers is a plus runner who stays on the middle infield and has a plus or better bat, he doesn't need to hit for much power to be a valuable regular. I'm buying.
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