If you're putting Vitters that low, you're basically just taking the lure of the unknown, a bunch of lottery tickets over actual minor league production. There's some serious doubts with Vitters particularly with his 2012 MLB showing, but there's still some skills there. You're talking about a lot of guys with 1-2 promising tools and then question marks about everything else. Vitters I guess has the disadvantages of having those unknowns displayed at higher levels, but has kept basically his best tool intact and is showing some progress in plate discipline. There's a lot less luster as a LF/1B than a 3B but in another system teams would probably be making more of an effort to keep him at 3B. Even as a backup CIF/COF bench player and possible platoon I think there's a lot to like. And is he really injury prone? Last year was really his only big injury year I recall. Also I wouldn't take 24 as a bad thing. They could keep him in AAA for part or the whole year and he still wouldn't be -whoa this guy is too old to be a prospect, old.