Absolutely true. Perhaps also not based on 75 PAs. I also think a guy almost 40 at least has a chance to approximate what he did when he was almost 39. For the record, I doubted Hunter would move the needle much from the day he was signed. But to me he doesn't look "done," just farther away from his prime. Someday, he'll be far enough away to no longer be able tp play big league ball. im not convinced that day is today. He's still in good physical shape, still has the bat speed, still can play a respectable corner OF. I like that he will do whatever it takes to win a game...I think there's value in young players learning the big leagues are a zero sum game. To win, someone else had to lose. Those other people don't just let you win, you have to take it from them.