Depends on the changeup, but several sources thought it was possible. When you look at the age and the present arsenal, a bullpen future looks like the more likely outcome, though.

I would have traded Wright, but that's an easy statement for me to make. Inside the org, trading Wright is a more complicated task, both in terms of talent acquisition and public relations.

I never thought his bat was special. He can make a ton of contact, but that doesn't mean he can always make good contact. It's almost Vitters like. The swing is nice and the coordination is excellent, but the decision making doesn't allow the tool to execute at a high level. Making contact on a ball that you can't drive is a waste, and most likely an out.

If he can hit .270 (5 hit tool) with 4 game power (11-17 HR), that will keep him playing everyday. Not sure at what position or with what team, but somebody will find that production appealing.

Sure; that's usually the case. In short bursts, the intensity of the arsenal plays up.

Legit pop; legit holes in the swing and the approach.

The current top 10 will only graduate a few prospects, and with the draft, it might be hard to sneak onto the list. Lupo has a chance, though. The bat could be really good. If the reports are promising, he will have a good chance.

Not a fan of the profile. Corner infielder with suspect bat.