That s not even taking into consideration that the Reds own the right to Deion Sanders. With Griffey locked up for a long time, that leaves 2 spots for these young guns to fight over for the next several years. Dunn is nearly as good and will start the season in the same outfield as Kearns. Either could conceivably see time in Cincy before the end of next season, with the opportunity for full time residence in 2003. It is just to put into perspective this great crop of young OFs the Reds are growing.
Lets jump right into the questions.
I m trying to choose between Rafeal Palmeiro and Jim Thome. Of the two, I'd go with Palmeiro, for two reasons. You have to like his RBI and Run opportunities in that beefed up Texas lineup. He s a bit older than Thome, but there s no reason to expect a decline in his numbers yet. I have the first pick overall in my leagues minor league draft, and I m trying to decide who to go with.