I find the Brewers in the NL to be a very interesting team.  There is some good young talent there.  Of the players on the Brewers, I would say Bill Hall intrigues me the most.  This guy is quietly putting up a season where he could hit 30-35 HRs.  He absolutely crushes left handed pitching, and hits righties for good power, despite a not so good OBP and batting average.  He strikes out a lot and doesn't walk very much, but hits the ball hard.  He seems to be able to play quite a few different positions rather well.  He is having a better major league career so far than minor league career and is just entering his prime years.

Could this guy actually get a little better than he already is?  Is his future probably at 3B or will the Brewers continue to utilize him as a multiposition guy when Hardy comes back?    It just feels like this guy somewhat came out of nowhere last year to become a very, very productive major leaguer.  And his continued success this year shows that it probably isn't a fluke.  I was thinking of requesting a prospect retro on this guy next time John takes requests (and probably still will), because I find these types of players very intriguing.  You know, the types that come into the league with no hype and quietly go on to have nice careers (Placido Polanco is a good example of this).