Christin Stewart

Stewart had a prolific career at Providence Christian Academy (Lawrenceville, Ga.), where he set the state's single-season home run record (26) as a junior and equaled the career home run record held by Micah Owings (69). Despite those feats, he went undrafted out of high school. He's built a strong track record at Tennessee and added to it last summer, when he was the top offensive performer for USA Baseball's Collegiate National Team. He hit .383/.474/.605 (leading the team in all three categories) with 12 doubles and two home runs in 25 games. Listed at 6-foot, 205 pounds, Stewart has a physical frame and produces above-average bat speed. That, combined with the natural leverage in his swing, translates into plus raw power. His swing gets long at times and he's an aggressive hitter, a combination that leads to few walks and some swing-and-miss. Some scouts aren't sure if Stewart has a true defensive home. He has below-average speed and arm strength, limiting him to left if he does stay in the outfield. No matter where he plays defensively, the main attraction will be his bat. He'll need to prove his power will continue play at the next level, but that's a familiar position for Stewart.