Hey guys,

I'm in a mixed, points based keeper league without salaries, but I wanted to get people's opinions on these minor league outfielders. We score one point for each total base, steal, run, rbi, and walk/hbp.

Here the are the guys I'm looking at, if you could rank them:

1. Chase Headley - I really like his power spike in Double-A San Antonio last year, being that its traditionally a tough park on hitters. He also seems to be a guy capable of hitting .300 and racking up walks, both of which help in points formats.

Bonus points: I have Kouzmanoff as a backup 3b. Getting Headley ensures me a solid 3b backup, in case the Fathers want to move Kouz to OF. He'll be up this year, most likely

2. Jordan Schaffer - I like his power/speed combo, but will he have enough pop and walks to become really valuable? In points leagues, speed isn't important but it helps. Walks are as good as a hit and tend to be more consistant, also adding to runs. What is his upside in these areas?

Bonus Points: Looks like he could see some serious PT at some point this year. The Braves are pretty dedicated to bringing up youngsters and he should be able to hold onto his job once he arrives.

3. Matt Laporta - Of the four listed here, he probably has the highest power upside which is huge in this format. He's also a polished hitter so his walks would help. His bat might be major league ready now and he'll be in a potent lineup. The main problem is, will he stick in the outfield?

4. Jason Heyward - People are expecting huge things from his high schooler. He supposedly has huge power upside and a polished approach. He's years away but looks like a top-10 talent in the making. I could afford to wait, but is he worth passing on the three guys above?

5- Travis Snider - Young, talented and might make an appearance fairly soon. How will his plate discipline hold up?

Thanks