Bourn has shown a bit more in the ability to draw walks than Gwynn throughout their minor league careers. I think they are both good defensively. I think Bourn will have a bit more gap power than Gwynn as evidenced by their minor league numbers and physical appearance. Very similar players, but I think Bourn is definitely the better of the two and the safer bet to be an everyday CF that will leadoff and get on base at .375 or higher clip. I have to think Turnbow's value should be close to Lidge. Lidge did not pitch consistently well when he was in the closer's role, other than when he initially regained the role in July. The last two months his ERA was over 5.00 compared to the ERA of 1.27 in 42.2 IP he compiled after he initially lost the closer's role in April, granted he was dealing with a sore knee late in the season but I am not convinced he will be a guy that will thrive in Philly. He reminded me so much of Turnbow last year, they were either dominant or brutal and rarely anthing in between. It is not so easy to remember the good games when the bad ones are so bad.