Profar is an interesting case study though. He was the #1 prospect in the minors across baseball for at least 2 years, and hasn't played all that much in the last couple due mostly to injury. To compare him to Florimon is extreme, I believe, but to assume he will be a star may also be a bit much at this time. Last year, in limited time (90 games and 307 at bats) he hit 239/321/338. His walk rate was still good (9.8%) and his strikeout rate was just under 20%. Even then, he graded out well defensively, even though most of his time was at 3B, 1B and in the outfield, compared to SS. He will turn 24 in February. That means he is still younger than most regulars (Polanco is 5 months younger) and he has a pedigree that most others don't. It's arguable if Polanco, Escobar, Gordon and for sure Javier can play SS at the major league level, and it absolutely still is for Profar. If the Twins made a move for him, I'd have to believe it is because Thad Levine knows something about him that would be worth taking a shot. Still, man, to compare him to Florimon. You don't see that as silly in any way?