Cooper: The question is – Does Cooper or Loewen come up to platoon with EE at DH? Personally, I’d like to see Loewen get the first shot at it.

Carreno: The guy has been – and continues to be – a freakin’ strikeout machine. If the walks can be controlled he looks to be a potential very pleasant surprise.

d’Arnaud: Now that his back is back – so to speak – we’re getting a view of what many scouts think may be the best catching prospect in all of baseball. The kid has EVERYTHING except prodigious power. I think he has a chance to be a Molitor like hitter in a gold glove catchers body. Wow – serious helium.

McDade: A switch hitter, pretty even from both sides. His worse case ceiling is an everyday DH.

McGuire: Looking every bit the solid number 3 or 4 starter he looked like when drafted. Could be a solid back of rotation guy for a decade.

McGowan: Oh – man – I just pray he makes a career of it in any capacity. A great guy we’re all cheering for. The guy’s had more struggles than most of us could imagine.

Marisnick: He’s Gose without the razzle dazzle. His advantage is he may have a slightly better “bat” tool. His downside is that Gose is a force of nature – who I just don’t see failing. His worse case scenario is battling Sierra, Thames, Sinder for a corner spot – or – more likely an almost PERFECT fourth outfielder that can play all three outfield positions.

Rollins: A college LHP from Texas. At this point 2011 “college” level pitchers in the low minors have to prove – at higher levels – that they’ve got what it takes to get higher level guys out. David is a 24th rounder. He’s got to keep producing. IF – he does – then maybe. Now – I’m not impressed.

Wojciechowski: Got to see quite a bit more “good” before he looks like a serious prospect. However, he IS a prospect – just not a helium guy – not yet anyway.

Sanchez: WAY too early to praise or condemn. Still has everything we want – except control. Hopefully – that will come.

Nessy: One of my favorites. Short – fat – good to even better than good catcher – could he be our own in house Molina? You can never have too many Molina’s – even if they’re named after a Scottish Sea Monster!

Beck: The guy has got to do it NOW. He’s quietly been better than OK quite often. I think he’s a SERIOUS prospect for the pen.

Cardona: Another helium Baby Jay – with the emphasis on the Baby part. Very young – VERY promising.