A lot of rookie or pseudo-rookie outfielders burst onto the scene in 2007 and cemented their status in starting lineups.  While their hype was in full force in the latter days of the 2007 season, a lot of the hype has died on these guys.  I'm wondering what you'd project for them for 2008, and/or the future.  I decide to throw in my guesses, which are really mostly based on gut instinct than anything else, but it should at least make for some interesting discussion

Jack Cust - Three True Outcomes player finally made a big splash in the big leagues with a ridiculous power surge, followed by severe cold and hot streaks the rest of the way.  Is he an Adam Dunn-lite?  or will his high K rate hurt his average too much for him to be an everyday player?  

My guess:  Hits .240s with 25+ homers in 400 ABs, loses PT in 09 and becomes platoon hitter despite high OBP and SLG%

Josh Hamilton - Former troubled prospect finally put it together last season, putting up huge numbers before being brought down by injury.  Move to Texas may not have big impact on #s, but has raked in ST and seems to be over injuries for now.  

My guess:  Injury free:  Hits .290s with 28 HRs, establishes himself as upper-tier OF for a few years before injury problems cause him to spend sizable chunks of time on DL. 

Josh Fields - Came through mid-season and had a huge power surge despite a low average.  Surprisingly demoted to Triple-A, at least until Crede gets moved somehow.  My guess is he comes back up soon since he has nothing left to prove, and he could play OF if a spot opens up.  

My guess:  stagnates in Triple-A, is ok but not as great when he gets second chance, .255 16 HRs in 350 ABs, may not secure job for 2009 (may move to DH) but eventually becomes solid regular though never hits 30 HRs in a season, 

Franklin Gutierrez - Long-time prospect was consistently impressive in major league stint, hitting for some power, average, and speed.  I don't think anyone considers him a fluke, but the question is how much of the power, the average, and the speed will he have.  

My guess:  .270  20 HRs 12 SBs with decent run production, stays a roughly average regular for a few years with one really good year but a quick decline.

Travis Buck - Oakland's Leadoff man has been a solid run producer when in the lineup, but he has proven to be somewhat brittle or just unlucky.  Maybe he shakes it off this season.  Has ability to hit for .290 average and doubles power with maybe 10 HRs and a handful of Stolen Bases, but I doubt there's a lot of upside here.  I think David Dejesus would be an OK comp if only Buck played center.

 My guess:  Manages 450 injury-free ABs, .285, 9 HRs, 5 SBs, moved to center after Denorfia/Sweeney struggle or becomes one of the better 4th OFs in the game, with injuries interfering with chances to win starting role.

Carlos Quentin - Former top prospect laid egg in bigs, but in a great hitting environment now.  Unfortunately he can't do much hitting from the pine, needs some sort of opportunity to get ABs.  I don't feel this is the year for his breakthrough, though it may never happen if he doesn't get regular playing time.

 My guess:  Gets opportunity for some ABs, hits for power but not average, gets blocked again, starts 2009 in a platoon or a backup, traded to a team that can give him more PT and then he puts together a solid but not spectacular season, never really breaks through 

Feel free to include any interesting players I didn't mention.