Since MLB is now attempting to do something about steroids and performance enhancing drugs, we have seen old sluggers retire and an influx of new mashers. Some of the brightest young/rookie players so far, at least to me:
Hitters:
Ryan Zimmerman, Conor Jackson, Nick Swisher, Matt Kemp, David Wright, Hanley Ramirez, Jonny Gomes, Rickie Weeks, Prince Fielder, Ryan Howard, Alex Rios, Jose Lopez.
Pitchers:
Francisco Liriano, Jonathan Papelbon, Anthony Reyes, Scott Olsen, Scott Kazmir, Justin Verlander, Wandy Rodriguez, Ian Snell, Jered Weaver.
I'm sure I left a few out, so feel free to add names to each list. It's been a lot of fun so far to watch these young players develop produce. Personally, my favorites to watch so far have been Zimmerman, Swisher, Weeks, Fielder, Reyes, Verlander, and Weaver.
Out of all these guys, which do you see becoming a perennial All-Star and MVP player? I say Zimmerman, Howard, Kazmir and Liriano. What do you guys think?
Hitters:
Ryan Zimmerman, Conor Jackson, Nick Swisher, Matt Kemp, David Wright, Hanley Ramirez, Jonny Gomes, Rickie Weeks, Prince Fielder, Ryan Howard, Alex Rios, Jose Lopez.
Pitchers:
Francisco Liriano, Jonathan Papelbon, Anthony Reyes, Scott Olsen, Scott Kazmir, Justin Verlander, Wandy Rodriguez, Ian Snell, Jered Weaver.
I'm sure I left a few out, so feel free to add names to each list. It's been a lot of fun so far to watch these young players develop produce. Personally, my favorites to watch so far have been Zimmerman, Swisher, Weeks, Fielder, Reyes, Verlander, and Weaver.
Out of all these guys, which do you see becoming a perennial All-Star and MVP player? I say Zimmerman, Howard, Kazmir and Liriano. What do you guys think?
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