AB | 18 |
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AVG | .056 |
OBP | .056 |
SLG | .111 |
HR | 0 |
- Full name Trevor Boone
- Born 09/09/1997 in Oklahoma City, OK
- Profile Ht.: 6'2" / Wt.: 210 / Bats: R / Throws: R
- School Oklahoma State
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Drafted in the 18th round (549th overall) by the Colorado Rockies in 2019 (signed for $125,000).
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A 6-foot-2, 210-pound outfielder with above-average raw power, Boone hit a career-best 18 home runs this spring through 47 games and posted a .297/.378/.674 triple slash line. In addition to Boone’s power, he is an above-average runner with a solid arm and a chance to play center field. The biggest knock on Boone’s game is his tendency to swing-and-miss. Over three years in the Big 12, Boone has consistently struck out around 28 percent of the time and he also struggled with a wood bat in the Northwoods league last summer, to the tune of a .195/.230/.323 line with 51 strikeouts (36.4 percent) and just five walks over 37 games.
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A 6-foot-2, 210-pound outfielder with above-average raw power, Boone hit a career-best 18 home runs this spring through 47 games and posted a .297/.378/.674 triple slash line. In addition to Boone's power, he is an above-average runner with a solid arm and a chance to play center field. The biggest knock on Boone's game is his tendency to swing-and-miss. Over three years in the Big 12, Boone has consistently struck out around 28 percent of the time and he also struggled with a wood bat in the Northwoods league last summer, to the tune of a .195/.230/.323 line with 51 strikeouts (36.4 percent) and just five walks over 37 games.
Scouting Reports
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A 6-foot-2, 210-pound outfielder with above-average raw power, Boone hit a career-best 18 home runs this spring through 47 games and posted a .297/.378/.674 triple slash line. In addition to Boone's power, he is an above-average runner with a solid arm and a chance to play center field. The biggest knock on Boone's game is his tendency to swing-and-miss. Over three years in the Big 12, Boone has consistently struck out around 28 percent of the time and he also struggled with a wood bat in the Northwoods league last summer, to the tune of a .195/.230/.323 line with 51 strikeouts (36.4 percent) and just five walks over 37 games.