you honestly have no clue. i suggest you stop following baseball. heres our specs: beckham, ramirez, viciedo, morel, de aza, jones, reed, sale, quintana, flowers, septimo, jordan danks......all on the mlb roster, all in first place. but hey you have zero pitching depth and josh vitters, brett jackson, baez, and rizzo...better hope all specs pan out. oh and the cubs are a middle of the pack farm just an fyi.
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Let's go player by player on the Sox's "prospects"
Gordon Beckham: Beckham has been a massive disappointment in the majors. He was supposed to be a disciplined hitter who could hit for a high average and hit for power. Carrer ISO of .134, O-Swing% of 33.5% this season after being 37% last season which is bad.
Alexei Ramirez: Already have Castro. He could move to 2nd but he was horrible defensively when he played 2nd in 2008. -5 DRS, -7 UZR, -9.3 UZR/150.
Viciedo: A power hitting OF who will always be below average defensively and doesn't walk at all and has little plate discipline. 41.2 O-Swing% and a 13.2 F-Strike% is bad.
Morel: Below average offensively,couldn't take a walk if his life depended on it, little power, but is a good defender.
De Aza: Cubs have a lot of CF prospects in the minors. No need and I doubt they'd want him either. Also like it has been stated he's 28. Not a prospect
Jones: Reliever w/ spotty control but he can throw hard and has a great curveball. Okay he's a good prospect not a great one.
Septimo: Lefty specialist
Jordan Danks: See De Aza. Danks also strikes out a lot is probably no more than a 4th outfielder.
Addison Reed: Closers are replaceable. But he's a solid reliever.
Sale: Great young pitcher.
Quintana: Back of the rotation pitcher who relies on good command to pitch effectively w/ his average stuff.
Flowers: Strikeout machine and a bad defensive catcher.
