Brantley's numbers are very good given how young he is for his level, much like Escobar. He will continue to improve, and while he may not flourish next year, he'll put up a decent OBP and the other things will come. Look back at Jeter's numbers when he was in AAA at a year younger than Escobar...about the same. The good ones move up quickly and do not repeat levels, and often do not dominate, but do very well considering their youth. Meanwhile, minor league vets put up good stats, but are a half-decade older and have considerably less upside and potential. If Brantley was 26, his line would be rather pedestrian, but at 22 and in AAA, it's superb. He could probably use another half year in AAA, but he'll get on base, he always does.