Agent, relax. We're not cursing the guy's family, we're questioning if he's better utilized and has a better future at shortstop or CF. And yea, we've got several OF'ers in the minors, but we don't have a lot of CF'ers who project to be hit enough or are athletic enough to play in the big leagues. LaPorta? Gillespie? They're not CF'ers. Brantley hasn't played much Center in the minors, so it stands to reason he's not a viable CF prospect on a good big league team. Ford's not nearly the prospect that Brewer is, and Cain's also played mainly corner OF though he could play center. A lot of talented athletes come up as Shortstop's, but most who struggle defensively early on end up getting moved. Hell, Gary Sheffeild, Bobby Bonilla, Miquel Cabrera..a lot of guys come up as Shortstops as organizations hope they'll figure it out, but most who have that high a number of errors get moved eventually. I just don't see why you'd say that he'll "live or die" at shortstop? As though he's got no chance to make it anywhere else?And yes, we realize you're his agent and you speak with Brent and have a personal relationship with him, however that also tells us that you're not objective. The bottom line, 82 errors in 172 games is not a very encouraging sign and suggests that if he's going to live or die at Short, it doesn't look very good. That's not a rush to judgment, it doesn't mean that he's "wasted" anywhere else, or that none of us know what we're talking about by suggesting that he may not stick at shortstop like most scouts have suggested. It's just the reality of the situation when you've got a guy ahead of him in AA ball right now who would be a very, very good big league defensive shortstop right now in the big leagues, and the guy on the big league club is one of the more reliable shortstop's in the league. So while the numbers of prospect in CF may be higher, the quality most certainly is not. I think we all hope we're wrong. It'd be great to see him reach his offensive potential and use that great range and cannon at shortstop, but again, we just don't see it as being very likely. Brantley is a viable CF, Cain is a viable CF and I really think you are selling Darren Ford short. At the end of the season I believe Darren will be a top 10 prospect in the system. He just makes more things happen on the diamond than the other guys. I also don't pay attention to "scouts" nor do I pay attention to baseball america or perfect game (sorry patrick) because if writers could scout or play they would be scouts or they would play. Escobar is light years ahead of Brewer developmentally so like I said. Holy rush to judgment. Brent will not be on the verge of the big leagues as a SS if all plays out until 3-4 years from now while escobar will be up in sept. I dont see how anyone is blocking Brent, and if Brent can adjust who knows how good he'll be. At the end of last season Brent's hands were improving and he was making all the adjustments he needed. I think starting him off in WV was the right thing to do but when you have a system that hands out big money to D/F's to play CF and have guys like Cain Ford and Brantley ahead of you again why in god's name would you ever waste a top SS prospect in CF. You can always find an outfielder, you cannot always find a shortstop. And like the other poster said, who the hell even cares about minor league stats? It's about player developement and making errors comes with the territory.