that, entering the draft, he was better liked as a LHP because he was an athletic lefty with a good frame, good arm and a couple quality pitches.

Also, he had a poor offensive season his final year in college due to injuries, so that also made it hard to get good looks at his offensive potential

It’s hard to say. Defensively, he’s got plenty of arm for RF (obviously) and has the raw speed to play CF (4.1 down the line), though RF is his long-term position. Offensively, he’s got some pop, has shown decent plate discipline, hitting ability, and speed. But, outside of the speed, it’s hard to project how well he’ll perform in the other hitting categories as a major-leaguer (or as minor-league teams get more looks at him). He’s definitely a guy to watch, though and the success he’s had so far is very impressive.

Brian is headed for the Arizona Fall League with the Scottsdale Scorpions.

Went off the charts after a slow first 20 ab’s and in his second go round came back to the .320’s but is again on a tear with a .425 ba over the past 10 games and 5 consecutive multi-hit games in a row.

OBP .451 SLG .552 OPS 1.003

Not a bad start for a converted OF’er/