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They said it...

"Scouts coming into the AFL expected to see more from Posey, who hadn't played regularly since August and seemed to many to be worn down after his first full year in pro ball. Despite his struggles, there isn't much to be concerned about with Posey, who has four potentially average or better tools. He has a good, quick swing and doesn't strike out much. With his plate discipline, he should regularly rank among the top catchers in the league in OBP, though he might only have average power. Posey has a strong arm and a quick release. His athleticism helps his agility behind the plate, though he is a below-average runner, and some scouts question his ability to receive good velocity."

Ben Badler, Baseball America - December 3, 2009

"He could be a .300 hitter definitely, but his home run power will probably settle in at around 15-20 per year."

Jim Shonerd, Baseball America - October 15, 2009

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