Ryon Healy

A high price tag led Healy to be undrafted out of high school, but he generated significant buzz before he got to Oregon's campus by ranking as the No. 1 prospect in the California Collegiate League the summer before his freshman year. While the Scott Rolen and Evan Longoria comparisons proved to be overblown, Healy has been one of the best bats in the Pacific-12 Conference this spring and could go as high as the second round. He projects to be an above-average hitter with above-average power. He has a short swing with good loft and bat speed, and he uses the whole field. While he has been mainly a first baseman at Oregon, Healy may get a shot to play third base as a pro. That will be a stretch, though, because he doesn't have the range or quickness for the hot corner--he's a below-average runner--and his arm strength is fringe-average.