The only question is where he has punched it to. So far, he has 31 ABs with nine hits in Spring Training. He has two doubles, two home runs, and 4 RBI. He is hitting .290 with a .389 OB%, a .578 SLG, and a .937 OPS. Of course, that is a small sampling, but he did nothing but improve his Prospect Value, which was already high. He can play a credible 2B and 1B, and I am confident he could learn to be credible in LF. The question is: Is his trade value more than his value to the team?
Mike Busch Has Punched His Ticket
