Joe Sheehan from Baseball Prospectus: Alcides Escobar: I had never heard of Escobar before last Friday. He's 18 years old, and played the entire season in the Midwest League at 18. Forget how he played: he was a full-season shortstop at 18. That's worthy of attention all by itself. In the AFL, he showed off a nice gun and little in the way of offense. Considered to have a "projectable" body, he's expected to hit for more power over the next few seasons. There are two organizations right now that are coming up on the outside, loaded with talent, with very little hype, doing a ton of things right: the Brewers and Devil Rays. I expect the Brewers to have a Twins-like run starting in 2007, maybe even 2006, and the D-Rays will not be far behind if they can become proactive about their talent distribution. Corey Hart: Mixed reviews on Hart. Some people think he's an everyday player, others want to see him used as a utility regular, starting 4-5 times a week at four positions, because they don't think he's good enough at any one spot. Me, I'd live with him at third base in a Brewers infield that looks to be league-average for a total cost of $1.5 million, and make him prove that his '05 line at Nashville was a fluke. I like it. Either way Hart is playing regularily. I really see a Hart/Cruz platoon in right.