I really don't how much of this I can share since it all pay for view, but I think under the fair use policy I can do at least this:
From an NL talent evaluator:
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"No. 3: The Marlins' every day lineup is very suspect to me. They've got the best starting rotation in the division, but Hanley Ramirez is now a third baseman playing shortstop. He's getting too big for that team.
Okay, I get the best starting rotation in the division, assuming they all stay healthy. And I also get Hanley is growing himself out of playing short. I don't want to go into a litany of stats to try and make my case.
But the "He's getting too big for that team" I don't understand. Is he talking about money? Is it something else? I'm confused.
Perhaps it makes sense to you, and if it does, please enlighten me.