I think the thing with Carp’s lack of hype is that BN rated him the 9th best prospect in baseball before the 2006 season, so there was a lot of discussion about him then (mostly of the “how can you rank him that high?!” variety, but still, he obviously showed some hitting skills in 2005), and since he fell so far since then, people are taking a “wait and see” attitude. At least I am. If he turns out great, that publication will have some serious bragging rights, since their caveat was, “I hope he is not rushed, and I don’t expect him to be, but he’s a name to remember about five or ten years from now. The wait for the projected prime will be a long one that’s very much worth it.”