Post by Deleted on May 13, 2020 6:46:18 GMT -8
The Athletic's Keith Law.
SAN DIEGO PADRES:
8. San Diego Padres: Robert Hassell III, OF, Independence (Tenn.) HS
"I wouldn’t rule out the Padres going college here, depending on who’s available, but I think they’re the first team likely to take a high school bat, which would probably be Hassell or Veen."
Hassell scouting report:
www.mymlbdraft.com/2020-mlb-draft/player-profiles/Robert-Hassell
Keith Law - The Athletic - Mar. 16th: "Hassell has a great left-handed swing that’s a little flatter than Veen’s and should produce high averages but not the kind of plus power that Veen or Hendrick have shown."
Carlos Collazo - Baseball America - Jan. 31st : "He’s one of the rare prep hitters who seems to be in control of an at-bat, regardless of the count or the pitcher on the mound facing him. There are few holes in his swing and he doesn’t miss often, hitting the ball hard whenever he makes contact with developing power."
SAN DIEGO PADRES:
8. San Diego Padres: Robert Hassell III, OF, Independence (Tenn.) HS
"I wouldn’t rule out the Padres going college here, depending on who’s available, but I think they’re the first team likely to take a high school bat, which would probably be Hassell or Veen."
Hassell scouting report:
www.mymlbdraft.com/2020-mlb-draft/player-profiles/Robert-Hassell
Keith Law - The Athletic - Mar. 16th: "Hassell has a great left-handed swing that’s a little flatter than Veen’s and should produce high averages but not the kind of plus power that Veen or Hendrick have shown."
Carlos Collazo - Baseball America - Jan. 31st : "He’s one of the rare prep hitters who seems to be in control of an at-bat, regardless of the count or the pitcher on the mound facing him. There are few holes in his swing and he doesn’t miss often, hitting the ball hard whenever he makes contact with developing power."
