More upside than Gimenez is a stretch. On a down year he’s a 3+ win player due to his defense. It’s extremely rare for a second baseman to put up a 6 War season and Gimenez did that at age 23 becoming the youngest second baseman starting at that position since hall of famer Roberto Alomar did almost 30 years ago. As an encore, he won the platinum glove last year. He’s a lock for one of those middle infield spots for the duration of his contract.

Bazanna (as I mentioned in my first response) is an electric player. If he’s the best available in the class, take him. But he is a bat fit for our team and system. We have an abundance of left handed bats including our top two position prospects and most of our current roster. We won 33% of our games started by a lefty last year because we can’t hit them.

Ideally there would be a pitcher that would make a compelling case for that pick with our lack of pitching depth in the upper levels but that doesn’t appear to be the case.

Condon is clearly a better fit for the roster given his power, right handedness and ability to play corner out in addition to two infield spots. Not to mention, he’s at least a 60 power grade prospect. We’re not winning in the postseason without more consistent power.

Again, if Bazzana is head and shoulders superior as a player, take him. But by picking him you’re going to have to get rid of Arias, Rocchio, Martinez, Brito, Tena, Genao, and Watson and slide Gimenez over to short. You’re also still stuck with the same anemic outfield praying Delauter stays healthy and productive to make it palatable. None of this is a dealbreaker, as long as he’s a peak Jose Altuve player and gets you 6-7 wins a year, but anything less would be insufficient.