Quincy McAfee

McAfee captured scouts attention playing behind pitcher Easton Lucas and by mid-April had surpassed Lucas as Pepperdine’s top draft prospect. McAfee does everything well if nothing eye-popping. He’s a capable, average shortstop with an average arm, he’s an average runner adept at stealing bases and he’s a potentially average hitter with doubles power. He hit .310/.396/.433 this year. McAfee projects to move to second base and lacks the power to profile for the position, but his well-rounded skillset has teams interested on the draft’s third day.