The Future May Be Now.  

 

People often put stock into veteran leadership and presence on a team.  Most of the time they are right.  Buuuutttt sometimes they could be wrong.  Sometimes a winning leadership is as important as a veteran leadership.  Who are the veteran leaders on this team and how do they bring winning to the table? Why else would Hunter and Hawkins be back in town so quickly?  Our 25 and under guys know nothing but winning as a professional.  Maybe they should be the new leaders on this team.

25 and Older

Position Players

Mauer - 1st;  Dozier - 2nd;  Escobar - SS;  Plouffe - 3B;  Suszuki - C;  Park - DH;  Nunez;  Sweeny; Benson;  Mastrionni;  Britton;  Quentin; Beresford; 

 

Pitchers 

Hughes; Santana; Milone; Nolasco; May; Meyer; Fein; Jepsen; Perkins; Abad; Tonkin; Graham; Strong; Kintzler; Darnell;

 

 

25 and Under

Position Players

Vargas - 1st;  Polanco - 2nd;  Santana - SS; Sano - 3B; Murphy - C; Arcia - DH;  Buxton; Rosario; Kepler; Walker;  Tovar; Gordon; Vielma; Turner

 

Pitchers

Duffey; Berrios; Jay; Melotakis; Rosario; Thorpe; Landa; Gonsalves; Stewart; Burdi; Chargois; Reed; Rogers; Peterson; 

 

 

Well, yeah, there's certainly some talent on the under 25 side.  Which is great.  

 

Well, yeah, there's certainly some talent on the under 25 side.  Which is great.  

Yep. Think forward to about 2021 when these players will be in their peak years.

Edited March 3, 201610 yr by spinowner

 

25 and Under

Position Players

Vargas - 1st;  Polanco - 2nd;  Santana - SS; Sano - 3B; Murphy - C; Arcia - DH;  Buxton; Rosario; Kepler; Walker;  Tovar; Gordon; Vielma; Turner

Let's dream about home runs five years from now.

Vargas: 35. Polanco: 10. Santana:20. Sano: 50. Murphy: 10. Arcia: 40. Buxton: 15. Rosario: 20. Kepler: 20. Walker: 25. The rest: 15. That's 260. Very optimistic but not outside of what is possible.