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They said it...

"I think he's an early career 3B, who will move to first base in three to five years. That was the general consensus among people I talked to, and they were assuming he would put in the work to stay in shape...He just needs to improve his agility and first-step quickness a bit to be an average defender — average-to-plus arm, solid hands."

John Manuel, Baseball America - October 9, 2009

"Expect a lot of strikeouts, but he'll draw walks and hit for plus to plus-plus power. Since he puts fewer balls in play than most players, he's going to have big years when those batted balls fall for hits and watch his OBP take a big dip when they don't."

Ben Badler, Baseball America - August 7, 2009

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