The Cubs have four prospects who are eerily similar. They all play different positions, have different backgrounds, and could be memorable or wash out. Baseball tends to be unforgiving like that. The last of the four to get a discussion treatment from me is Brennen Davis. More so than the others, I have no actual expectations for Davis.
It isn't that he hasn't performed. Left in extended spring training in April, he was among the players called up when the eventual Midwest League champions in South Bend put their entire starting outfield on the Injured List over four days in the first half of the season.