He was the 4th overall pick, but so far to me has looked "good" but not "great". For a guy who is 5'8" he doesn't walk much; he also rarely strikes out but that means he's highly dependent on his BABIP for success (so far .338 for his career). He's also played in a lousy division with weak pitching, so his numbers might go down in a better division. Yes, he's only 24 and is still developing, but he's not a guy I'm going to lose sleep over unless he starts showing more power. Heuer is in the same boat; still developing, but so far seems more "good" than "great". Good trade for the Cubs, got a couple of solid pieces, but I'd rather they have those guys for five years than Kimbrel for the rest of this year and next.