2010 BREAKOUTS

[douggoud]

Brandon Wood (i hope)

[BatsareBugs]

Quote: Originally Posted by osubeavs721

Some may see this coming but Chapman for the Reds when he finally pitches in the majors, strasburg too

I think Mike Leake may be better than Chapman, but I'm being biased here.

[DallasRocks]

Quote: Originally Posted by douggoud

Brandon Wood (i hope)

Ditto. And Jason Bulger, he won't get recognition but he should be solid in the pen this year

[FluffyTonka]

Obligatory homer picks ...

Pitching - Brian Matusz
LF - Nolan Riemold

[KiDLiQuiD]

Colby Rasmus.

[JoeCoolMan24]

Very homer pick, but I am trying to think outside the box too.

SP Gavin Floyd. I think he is going to finally break out and have a great year (ERA under 3.40). I think it will be Floyd and Peavy carrying the staff.

[SHanna34]

Billy Butler 1st K.C.
Jake Fox 1st/of OAK
Dexter Flower CF COL
Brett Anedrson P OAK
M. Bumbgardner P OAK

[BernieWilliams]

BMore: Matt Wieters(or is that too obvious)?, Nolan Reimold
Boston: Marco Scutaro(a breakout player at 34? Yes, I know but I think he could have his best season this year), Daniel Bard
Yankees: David Robertson
Tampa: Wade Davis
Toronto: Travis Snider, Kyle Drabek
White Sox: Mark Teahen
Cleveland: Asdrubal Cabrera, Michael Brantley, (also not really a breakout since I consider his 2009 his "breakout" year, but Choo is going to be big)
Detroit: Fu-Te Ni
Kansas City: Billy Butler
Minnesota: Matt Tolbert
Angels: Brandon Wood(not entirely sold on him yet, but he's the only one I can think of on that team)
Oakland: Kurt Suzuki, Gio Gonzalez(even with the possibility of Ben Sheets being a hugmongous bust, they could still have the best stable of young starters in Anderson/Cahill/Gonzalez/Mazzaro)
Seattle: Brandon League
Texas: Derek Holland, Chris Davis
Atlanta: Aside from the obvious...
Miami: Chris Volstad, Cameron Maybin
Washington: Tyler Clippard
Mets: N/A
Philadelphia: N/A, Victorino is their youngest starter at 29...
Cubs: Tom Gorzelanny
Cincinnati: Drew Stubbs
Houston: N/A, going to be a joke of a franchise in a few years
Milwaukee: Casey McGehee, Alcides Escobar
Pittsburgh: Ross Ohlendorf, Pedro Alvarez, Lastings Milledge
St. Louis: Jason Motte, David Freese
Arizona: Ian Kennedy, Gerardo Parra
Colorado: Carlos Gonzalez(side note: Jimenez clears up control problems, is Cy Young candidate)
Dodgers: N/A, guys who broke out last year just get better
San Diego: Mat Latos
San Francisco: Nate Schierholtz

Just a few guys who I think have an chance to break out. More than half of them probably wont though, lol. Depends what you consider a breakout season.