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++ But, I also "think" there is a trend in these guys to show improved production as they go UP in levels.  The sabr-loved prospects tend to destroy low ball, and gradually lose ground as they rise through the system.  ++
Zack-a-tack-a-ly.
We fans with math backgrounds but not much baseball background ... we just have to get it through our heads that there is a blue set of goggles and a red set of goggles.
The red set, looks at a player in terms of his sheer physical gifts.  Some baseball men can visualize the future outcome, after pitch recognition, like visualizing a Bansai tree. 
There's nothing wrong with having a blue set and a red set.  Those of us with blue goggles just need to understand how good some people are with that red set.
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And, of course, you HAVE to use the red set, when you're talking about high school players, and people like Tuiasosopo.
It was painful :- ) watching people use the blue set on the 20-year-old Tui.  "He's never shown homers yet!  How can you expect him to ever hit any?"  As he grew from a LB-agile 200 to 210 to 220 to 230.

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