but another classic thread that will be bumped several times in the next 15 years
like the dirk and rose threads
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Bengals28
SBR MVP
04-20-11
2164
#3
What would be so great about it being bumped? Currently he is really overrated, he didnt say anything about his future.
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388179
#4
He has done nothing since his career started
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BRAVES1985
SBR MVP
05-23-10
4250
#5
Originally posted by Bengals28
What would be so great about it being bumped? Currently he is really overrated, he didnt say anything about his future.
like the rose will never be a dominant player and dirk will never win anything threads
heyward is 21
brown on philly is hitting .220 as well does that mean he is a bust and overrated
both are top prospects
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doublej95
SBR Posting Legend
01-26-10
14094
#6
the reverse jj jinx's, Heyward will be a stud the rest of the season.
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neverstoppers23
SBR Hall of Famer
11-26-09
6302
#7
Not sure how he can be the most over-rated player in baseball when he has not even played a full season yet, so we don't even have any idea how well he is going to be. But according to all the scouts he is going to be one of the best. Stop being so reactionary.
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klids3
SBR Hustler
04-09-11
98
#8
Not ovverrated he's shown so much potential and glimpes of greatness. Give the KID a break he's just a kid
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thebestthereis
SBR Posting Legend
03-01-09
11459
#9
you either have it or you don't
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neverstoppers23
SBR Hall of Famer
11-26-09
6302
#10
Originally posted by thebestthereis
you either have it or you don't
Not quite sure what that is supposed to mean. Some of the greatest pitchers and offensive players 'didn't have it' for their first few years in the majors. Heyward has been here what, a year now.
It takes time to 'have it'
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BRAVES1985
SBR MVP
05-23-10
4250
#11
i watch him everyday and he is definatley struggling this year
he even misplayed a play in the outfield tonight which never happens
he has no confidence at all right now
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thebestthereis
SBR Posting Legend
03-01-09
11459
#12
Originally posted by neverstoppers23
Not quite sure what that is supposed to mean. Some of the greatest pitchers and offensive players 'didn't have it' for their first few years in the majors. Heyward has been here what, a year now.
It takes time to 'have it'
it doesn't take time to have it, to be elite. i am not talking about above average players...they are all over. champions and hall of fame players have it and are born winners. case and point, lebron james doesn't have anything but physical god given abilities that anyone could do what has done so far with. he just doesn't have what it takes to sacrifice his entire life to be the best in world, it isn't happening ever. he is a great player, he will never be the best and it has nothing to do with any limitations other than himself. heyward will never be elite.
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CMNoney
SBR MVP
02-07-11
2129
#13
I will bet anyone anything that he won't be the player he was hyped-up to be. I think he'll have a solid JD Drew type of career but will never be a superstar. His K rate is way too high and he doesn't hit for enough power to make up for it.
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oiler
SBR Hall of Famer
06-06-09
6585
#14
not even close.there are alot more guys before him
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Flight
Restricted User
01-28-09
1979
#15
don't say that about him
he's a good kid
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jjgold
SBR Aristocracy
07-20-05
388179
#16
Originally posted by CMNoney
I will bet anyone anything that he won't be the player he was hyped-up to be. I think he'll have a solid JD Drew type of career but will never be a superstar. His K rate is way too high and he doesn't hit for enough power to make up for it.
He will never ever even be a JD Drew
He just cannot hit
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BigDan
Restricted User
04-28-11
5104
#17
think i will go ahead and get on the Heyward h/r/rbi over now. thx JJ
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Dexter
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
12-24-08
25829
#18
he's 22 years old - hitters dont fully develop until around age 27.
317 career minor league hitter, and 264 so far in the majors.
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GOIRISH
SBR MVP
09-25-10
2072
#19
Originally posted by jjgold
He will never ever even be a JD Drew
He just cannot hit
jason heyward is an amazing hitter, first magor league at bat he cranks one out. kid is in a drought, he will pull out of it and help the braves to win the nl east. still a lot of season left
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Dexter
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
12-24-08
25829
#20
Originally posted by thebestthereis
it doesn't take time to have it, to be elite. i am not talking about above average players...they are all over. champions and hall of fame players have it and are born winners. case and point, lebron james doesn't have anything but physical god given abilities that anyone could do what has done so far with. he just doesn't have what it takes to sacrifice his entire life to be the best in world, it isn't happening ever. he is a great player, he will never be the best and it has nothing to do with any limitations other than himself. heyward will never be elite.
what is "it" that you havent seen from heyward in his whopping year and a half in the majors?
as a rookie (21 years old) this guy hit 277 and has 91walks. that is excellent plate discipline for his age, and again - several more years until he fully develops.
heyward will be in a few all star games. rushing to judgement in june on 22 year old hitter is comical.
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Dexter
BARRELED IN @ SBR!
12-24-08
25829
#21
Originally posted by CMNoney
I will bet anyone anything that he won't be the player he was hyped-up to be. I think he'll have a solid JD Drew type of career but will never be a superstar. His K rate is way too high and he doesn't hit for enough power to make up for it.
what young slugger doesnt K a lot? the fact that he walked 91 times last year is a great sign for a young slugger.
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Grind House
SBR MVP
01-01-10
1405
#22
He ain't overrated he's just made out of paper mache. That dude stays hurt. He's gotta tighten up in the soft department.
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The Bet Master
SBR MVP
09-29-10
2665
#23
it's his second year. Jeez another useless thread.
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Jordan23
SBR MVP
04-26-10
1227
#24
Always gotta be a hater huh?
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dherd
SBR Wise Guy
03-21-09
631
#25
flash in the pan for sure, teams have figured out how to pitch him i guess - still young though but right now looks like trade bait.
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gryfyn1
SBR MVP
03-30-10
3285
#26
Originally posted by dherd
flash in the pan for sure, teams have figured out how to pitch him i guess - still young though but right now looks like trade bait.
wow, the sheep fall in line behind JJ's usual ignorance.
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antifoil
SBR MVP
11-11-09
3993
#27
you can really take advantage of people in dynasty Fantasy leagues. people like the buy into unknown players and you can get good value for them. on the other hand, you have to be sure not to trade players like hosmer. who will be an mvp player in a few years.