Quincy Hamilton

Hamilton had offers last year to go pro as an undrafted free agent but opted to return to Wright State for his fourth season with the program. That proved to be a good decision, as Hamilton was one of the best offensive producers in the entire country this spring. The 5-foot-10, 190-pound outfielder put up a ridiculous slash line of .374/.535/.771 with a career-high 15 homers, 18 doubles, 20 stolen bases and almost twice as many walks (56) as strikeouts (32). Hamilton should get drafted on that production alone, but scouts are skeptical about what sort of player he’ll be outside of the Horizon League and when he isn’t playing in Wright State’s hitter-friendly stadium every day. Hamilton didn’t face a ton of premium velocity, but when he did his numbers came back down to Earth, so teams will likely have a hard time figuring out his true hitting ability when trying to square his statistical performance with their reports from scouts. He’s played center field for Wright State but evaluators think he’ll be a corner guy at the next level.