Prospecting isn't always about rookies. Sometimes it's about finding established veterans who are about to kick it up a notch.
Historically, the age of twenty-seven is a magic time in some ballplayers' development: disappointing players blossom, good ones become
great, and the already-great enjoy career years. So counting candles can be a great way to find sleepers, or other good bets to overperform.
Here are all the 27-year old hitters* on MLB rosters, to help you find your own treasures.
Which is scarier, Petco in a hurricane, or Coors in a rainstorm?
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