Yeah but some players odds of topping out at AA are higher than others. It's not like Wright and Greene have the same chance of not making the majors. Usually, as I understand it, when prospect guys are talking about a floor, they are meaning "this is the floor that we see for this guy, barring injuries, based on the future expectation of the tools we see today." So, Appel, for instance, might not become an ace with two plus pitches and command/control but the expectation of at least one plus pitch and at least average command/control made his floor a #3.