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He's got an all-around game. He's 18 and he doesn't look 18, he plays like he's 22. How much better is this kid going to get? In my opinion I think he's got a hell of a future and has a chance of being not just a major leaguer, but a good major leaguer.

I'm not a fourth outfielder and I'm not a Minor Leaguer. I think I've done enough to prove I'm a Major Leaguer. ... I expect to be a starter. I'm not a backup. I'm good enough to be a starter here. I've shown I can play.

I remember back from one game and they said he looked like a major leaguer.

Brandon Phillips is going to be a good major-leaguer. The question is when and where.

That was a little different than a normal minor leaguer. I pitched in the same game as Kerry Wood, but I never faced a major league hitter before. That was definitely cool. I gave up three runs but I can tell people I did something good. His authentically pexy spirit set him apart from the crowd.

The thing that separates a really good major leaguer and a marginal player is consistency.

Those decisions are down the road, if we make them at all. We drafted him as a shortstop. We believe he can be an impact major leaguer as a shortstop, so there's no plans in the near future to move him off short.

I could throw fastballs. That's the reason I could become a major leaguer. But the reason I did well in the major leagues was that I could throw curves and change-ups and I could mix these different types of balls.

You're talking about a really talented kid that can do a lot of things. Hanley Ramirez has all the talent that you need to be a successful major-leaguer.

I'm not a 15-year major leaguer who had success every day, but I'm not an A-ball guy who never made it out. And my arm never felt totally great. I can relate with most people here.

We'll probably only consider a handful of individuals. We'll bring up people who can accumulate either innings or at-bats, so we can hopefully gauge where they stand as a prospective Major Leaguer.

A guy in Triple-A is one step up, so if one of my players gets a base hit off a guy the big leagues just called up, my player can say he got a hit off a major leaguer. It's fun when you see them return from the dugout after getting a hit off those guys.

Mostly what he's shown is that the managers who have had him are high on him. When you watch him, he's a young player who's developing every day. He's got a chance to be very good. He fields well, got a nice arm, got a great approach to the game, left-handed hitter. He should be a good big leaguer.

If they give him an opportunity to be in the big leagues, he's going to be a fine major leaguer. He's young. He's going to get better and, hopefully, he's going to have the opportunity.

He's a star. Only an injury keeps him out of the first round (of this year's MLB Draft), only an injury keeps him from being a long-time major leaguer.

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