Kyler Fedko

Fedko hit .412/.434/.627 for Connecticut in 13 games in 2020 before the season shut down due to the pandemic. He followed it up in 2021 by hitting over .400 again, batting .410/.496/.697 with 12 home runs, 28 walks and 37 strikeouts in 50 games en route to becoming the Big East player of the year. The general review from scouts has been to tip their cap to his performance, even if they're unsure how he's been able to do it or whether that success will continue with a wood bat against better pitchers. Fedko has shown feel for hitting, but his swing has holes and he doesn't have the big power that teams look for in a corner outfielder. His speed and defense limit him to left field, so he will have to keep raking at a high level.