The first of the big prospects has arrived, as Matt McLain is now the starting shortstop for the Reds after destroying Triple-A pitching. And he's not the only Reds rookie to make an impact this week, as lefty Brandon Williamson also looked great in his big league debut. Is it possible that this team can actually compete in this division as the kids begin to arrive?
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