Quinn Brodey

A 37th-round pick out of high school in 2014, Brodey pitched and hit in high school, and several scouts liked him better as a pitcher as a prep. He was a three-pitch lefty in the upper 80s with an athletic frame who could spin a breaking ball, but he struggled with command as a Stanford freshman, walking 10 in 10.1 innings. An above-average runner, he also got playing time in the outfield and became a regular in 2016 and '17, hitting seven home runs each season. None of those came in Pac-12 play in 2017, but Brodey led the Cardinal in total bases. Scouts gave him no plusses among his tools but grade him as average across the board, with present strength and some feel for the barrel. Brodeys' arm has backed up since high school; that and his fringy speed likely make him a left fielder as a pro. He'll have to tap into his average raw power to be a regular.