There are two players on the Atlanta Braves that could possibly find themselves in the ultra exclusive 40/40 club one day… who are they?? Michael Harris II is one of them and he made it look like he was playing sandlot baseball last year when he made his debut. Everything seemed to come easy for The NL rookie of the year from a power and speed standpoint. He only played in 114 games and still hit 19 homers and had 20 stolen bases. It may be a stretchhh to say at some point he may reach 40 homers but if you factor in another year of experience, at least 150 more plate appearances and add 40 more games of production we may be talking about one of the biggest offensive threats in the game. One of the advantages he has is the lineup around him. An extremely stacked Braves lineup continues to give him the opportunity to be pitched to and he will constantly look to get into scoring position via the stolen base. Ultimately, I don’t even think he’s touched the surface of his pull side power p...