I used to think Anthony Gose had a really good floor because of the speed he brought to the OF and to the base paths. Figure he was at worst an excellent 4th OF. Is there a cautionary tale there about Alford? You could argue that Gose's physical tools WERE that of an excellent 4th OF and that it's only a bad makeup that kept him from reaching his floor and you could further argue that all Alford has to do is keep a good head on his shoulders to reach his floor. But even thout what happened to Gose isn't predictive of what will happen to Alford, I would still argue that there's a cautionary tale there, albeit a broad one, about overestimating a player's floor. Hardly any prospects have a floor of productive major leaguer. It's nearly always lower than that.