He's been challenged as he advances through the minors, but he's still a quality bat. But now that he's made the majors, two things about him concern me: his lack of hip rotation and his frequent trades. I'm not a professional hitting coach, but it's pretty obvious to me that Myers could hit with a lot more power if he pivoted his back leg, squished the bug, and rotated his hips when he swings. He already hits the ball hard with his back foot planted and stiff swing, but I think he could be hitting it a lot harder. Secondly, if this guy is so young and so good and so full of potential, why is it that Kansas City gave up on him and quickly traded him away? Typically, a franchise will hold onto affordable promise for as long as it possibly can. Are there personality issues here or something?

After a great Rookie League campaign, Sharpley proved conclusively that he was a .225 hitter before dropping out of baseball at age 24.

Out of baseball. Had flashes of brilliance but never managed to put together a full season or make it out of A-ball. He was 11-2 as a basestealer in the minors. That's an amazing percentage for a guy his size.