u/Seal7465

Seth hernandez: A guy who's 20 years old who projects as a future Ace which is the most valuable thing you could possibly have in your farm system. Idc if the Padres offered you Mason Miller straight up, you hang up the phone because Seth Hernandez has wayyyyyyyyyy more value than a Mason Miller.

He's going to pitch wayyy more innings a year than him, pitch at the front of your rotation unlike him, and is under control much longer than him. Seth Hernandez is one of the most valuable prospects in the entire sport. Hell no.

Edward Florentino: People just wanna ship off a 19 year old OF prospect who's on track to hit 30 homeruns if he played an entire season at High A this year. Even though he's going through some bumps and adjustments he's shown a boatload of potential as one of the only teenagers in High A.

This kid is part of the future OF for this organization because Reynolds is going to eventually DH and we'll be moving on from Cruz.

LF: Florentino

CF: Curiel

RF: Valdez

That's an OF you can build around and win with and getting rid of Florentino at this juncture is moronic. Too much upside, too much potential, and he's shown too many good things to wanna move him. Stop it enough.

Murf Gray: We don't have another guy like Murf Gray in the entire farm system aka a 3rd base prospect with massive power and hitting ability. What Murf Gray is doing this season is unprecedented. This man's stats are MLB the show rookie mode type of bonkers and idc if he's a college guy crushing High A because the stats are the damn stats and the stats are ELITE.

You move Murf Gray and you lose your only legitimate 3rd base prospect and you lose a guy who's on track to be a top 100 prospect and one of the best 3rd base prospects in the sport. Hell no on Murf Gray. Fuck no on moving Murf Gray period.​​

Thought i'd compare Tre's last season in college to Murf Gray's and they line up pretty freaking well tbh which is a great thing.

Tre Phelps first.

65GP

312 PA

250 AB

87 H

19 HR

59 RBI

24 BB

47 SO

.348 BA

.468 OBP

.628 SLG

1.096 OPS

Murf Gray's final college season.

60 GP

279 PA

241 AB

78 H

18 HR

73 RBI'S

23 BB

30 SO

.324 BA

.398 OBP

.639 SLG

1.037 OPS

112 AB's

37 Hits

8 BB

18 SO 'Barely strikes out'

.330 BA 'elite'

.380 OBP 'Phenomenal'

This dude plays like his hair is on fire and is playing like a guy who shouldn't be out of the lineup frankly. He's been handling the leadoff spot at an elite level and getting hits and getting on base at a phenomenal rate which is exactly what you want from the leadoff position while never striking out. Dudes a baller.

Had to split the tweet up into 2 screenshots cause it's so long.

Even after today's game his OPS+ is around 120 and he has an .831 OPS. He's providing above average offense and can play multiple infield spots as well as OF spots if he's asked too. A utility guy who can actually hit is a luxury to have and it means their isn't really a drop off when he's in the lineup so somebody can rest. I like his game and I think he's a solid player personally.

It's a faded red cause he dosen't have enough AB's to qualify fully, but the data so far is phenomenal. No red flags really besides his whiff rate but who cares if he whiffs when everything else is elite and he's hitting for a ton of power.