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I just don't see him as the Golden Boy he is made out to be

He's 19 years old, he has 21 HR, and 17 SB in the Major Leagues. He's 19 years old. You can count on both hands how many players in the history of the game have had better seasons as a 19 year old, I suspect. He's been worth 4.5 WAR as a 19 year old. I can't emphasize that he's 19 years old, enough.

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]He's 19 years old[/b]' date=' he has 21 HR, and 17 SB in the Major Leagues. He's 19 years old. You can count on both hands how many players in the history of the game have had better seasons as a 19 year old, I suspect. He's been worth 4.5 WAR as a 19 year old. I can't emphasize that he's 19 years old, enough.[/quote']

Absolutely right and if Harper is not a stud, then Manny ain't much either, especially since he is older and the Manny I am seeing is unreal!

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