SPRING TRAINING: Brown keeps showing positive signs
For Montgomery Media / ERIC HARTLINE Philadelphia Phillies rightfielder Domonic Brown during spring training workouts in Clearwater, Fla.
CLEARWATER, Fla. – The Phillies don't have many position players with the potential to break through the ceiling of expectations these days.
It's hard to imagine Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins getting any better than they were in their primes, when they were competing for and at times winning MVP awards.
Carlos Ruiz had a career year last season, and with the veteran catcher missing the first 25 games due to a suspension, it's tough to see that surpassed.
Ben Revere is young, but there is only so much a speedy slap-hitter can do for a team.
It's hard to imagine Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins getting any better than they were in their primes, when they were competing for and at times winning MVP awards.
Carlos Ruiz had a career year last season, and with the veteran catcher missing the first 25 games due to a suspension, it's tough to see that surpassed.
Ben Revere is young, but there is only so much a speedy slap-hitter can do for a team.
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