I'm not saying he's going to turn into Hanley Ramirez, I think his ceiling for power is probably about 15 hr/season in his prime, but Hanley really didn't put up eye-popping numbers in the minors either, the kid is still so young and maturing/filling out and creating more power while being one of the youngest in every stop he's been at. In the off-season, someone on this board (sorry, I can't remember who) pulled out an article from when Jose Reyes was at about the same point in his career as Escobar is now, and the current articles about Escobar are eeirly similar. Now I'm not saying he'll turn into Reyes either, but the potential is sure there. Instead of all of these "all hit - no glove" prospects coming up through our system over the last five years, it's nice to finally have a gold glove caliber guy coming up at a premium defensive position. I sure hope he gets a shot to be the starting SS in Milwaukee at some point in the near future, be it 2010 or 2011. Especially if he gets a full season of seasoning in AAA this year, I think he can improve his hitting and hit about .290/.340/.400 in the majors, and would be real nice if he could steal at a 80% clip and swipe 30 bags a year as well