Another great game by Buxton. I'd wager that amongst all teams that lost 103+ games in a single season, nobody has as much "hope" for 2017 as do the Twins. Dozier, Buxton and Sano could be the best player at their respective positions next year. Kepler, Vargas, Polanco all appear to be potential above average/really good players in the making. Berrios, while a disappointment this year, could be a front end of the rotation pitcher soon, and if Ervin+Hughes channel their "good selves" the Twins rotation could creep close to just below league average (assuming Berrios steps up of course) I think we can all agree that OP was.....um.......hmmm....um....silly? In his proclamation of Buxton being a bust, but the Twins have been one of these weird teams where their top prospects either: Kick ass early and often (and continue to) See: Liriano, Mauer, Morneau, Sano or Bomb, and continue to bomb: See: Hicks, Ryan Johnson, Delmon Young (not a prospect but tons of expectation for a youngster) Other than Hunter there haven't been a lot of top prospects who struggled for a decent chunk, then became studs later on. But Buxton was always very young, and always showed the flashes that made you know he would figure it out eventually, and at worst if the bat didn't develop all the way he would be Mike Cameron or so. Now that the bat is coming around? The sky is truely the limit, he has legit 25-30 HR power already, which puts him at 35-40 HR power when he gets a few years older, oh and he plays the best D CF in baseball. Wow.