George Feliz

Organization Prospect Rankings

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  Ranked Seattle Mariners #23 prospect in 2022
  Track Record: The Mariners signed Feliz for $900,000 out of the Dominican Republic in 2019, the largest bonus of their international class that year. Feliz’s pro debut was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, but he impressed when minor league play resumed in 2021. He hit .277/.362/.451 in the Dominican Summer League and showcased noteworthy athleticism and tools.
  
  Scouting Report: Feliz is one of the best pure athletes in the Mariners’ system. He is a plus runner who covers plenty of ground in center field to project as an above-average defender, has above-average arm strength and flashes above-average raw power. The question is how much contact he will make. Feliz has plenty of bat speed and strength, but he lacks natural rhythm and timing as a hitter and doesn’t use his lower half well in his swing. He has gotten quieter and calmer at the plate and improved at staying balanced and keeping his back foot on the ground, but a fringe-average hitter is his best-case scenario.
  
  The Future: Feliz needs to prove he can hit, but his tools and athleticism will buy him time. He is set to move to the Arizona Complex League in 2022.
  

• April, 2022 Scouting Report
  BA Grade: 40/High
  
  Track Record: The Mariners signed Feliz for $900,000 out of the Dominican Republic in 2019, the largest bonus of their international class that year. Feliz&#39s pro debut was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, but he impressed when minor league play resumed in 2021. He hit .277/.362/.451 in the Dominican Summer League and showcased noteworthy athleticism and tools.
  
  Scouting Report: Feliz is one of the best pure athletes in the Mariners&#39 system. He is a plus runner who covers plenty of ground in center field to project as an above-average defender, has above-average arm strength and flashes above-average raw power. The question is how much contact he will make. Feliz has plenty of bat speed and strength, but he lacks natural rhythm and timing as a hitter and doesn&#39t use his lower half well in his swing. He has gotten quieter and calmer at the plate and improved at staying balanced and keeping his back foot on the ground, but a fringe-average hitter is his best-case scenario.
  
  The Future: Feliz needs to prove he can hit, but his tools and athleticism will buy him time. He is set to move to the Arizona Complex League in 2022.
• December, 2021 Scouting Report
  Track Record: The Mariners signed Feliz for $900,000 out of the Dominican Republic in 2019, the largest bonus of their international class that year. Feliz’s pro debut was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic, but he impressed when minor league play resumed in 2021. He hit .277/.362/.451 in the Dominican Summer League and showcased noteworthy athleticism and tools.
  
  Scouting Report: Feliz is one of the best pure athletes in the Mariners’ system. He is a plus runner who covers plenty of ground in center field to project as an above-average defender, has above-average arm strength and flashes above-average raw power. The question is how much contact he will make. Feliz has plenty of bat speed and strength, but he lacks natural rhythm and timing as a hitter and doesn’t use his lower half well in his swing. He has gotten quieter and calmer at the plate and improved at staying balanced and keeping his back foot on the ground, but a fringe-average hitter is his best-case scenario.
  
  The Future: Feliz needs to prove he can hit, but his tools and athleticism will buy him time. He is set to move to the Arizona Complex League in 2022.