Obviously, power is a good thing, ceteris paribus. But we seem to have a lot of guys with poor hit, run, and field tools at the expense of great power tools. It's so hard to judge the hit tools of draftable players because they are not facing professional pitching. It seems like power and speed are easier to assess. But, for balance if nothing else, I'd really like to see more guys like Miller and not so many like Sabato.