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Hunter and others

I was wondering what people thought about the seasons Cedric Hunter, Cole Gillespie, Blake DeWitt, and Phil Humber are each having.  Each one of these players has, in the past, flashed some serious potential.  Hunter and Gillespie have been holding their own, but not playing overwhelming well, while Humber and DeWitt have struggled.

What do their futures look like right now... and how have their respective seasons helped or hurt teir status as prospects?

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