Joe Davis

Yes he's a catcher, but any team that drafts Joe Davis is picking him for the bat much more than the glove. Davis doesn't have the ideal body scouts look for and he's still pretty raw and potentially limited behind the plate defensively, but Davis can really hit. The home run derby champ at last summer's Area Code Games, Davis has plus raw power and shows the ability to turn that into productive power as the ball jumps off his bat. He's toyed with switch-hitting in the past, taking the occasional swing lefthanded, but he's not shown enough potential to have that become a viable option. With a short, thick frame (6-foot, 225 pounds) Davis will have to stay on top of his conditioning to have any chance to catch. Defensively, he has a fringe-average arm and doesn't move very well, but he does put in the effort and has shown some improvement. He's a bottom of the scale runner whose only other defensive option is first base. If it all comes together, Davis is an above-average hitter with above-average power, which makes the defense less important.