The Outfield
There aren't really any outstanding hitters under 25 who are just shoe-in Hall of Fame types. We have a bunch of 26-30 year olds who are simply incredible, but it seems to me that the shift is moving towards the pitching side of things.
Preston Charboneau, San Diego Socialites, (OS 21, A-/B, B/B, A speed)Charboneau looks like he is developing into an A+/A- middle of the order hitter with A+ speed by the time all is said and done. The only thing holding him back might be his low health. He was drafted 7th in 2110.
Brad Hernaiz, Brooklyn Bushwicks, (OS 20, C+/B+, B/A-, B speed)Hernaiz was taken 2nd in 2111. He is 85% converted to 1B, which makes sense given his A- range as 20 years old. He should eventually be a solid B+/A+ from both sides of the plate with red letter speed and plus defense either at 1B or CF.
OF Dick Kealy, Seattle Spurs, (OS 22, A-/A-, A-/B, B- speed)Kealey is the most well balanced hitter that I selected on the list. He has a solid shot at high A/A.
Charlie Parsons Detroit Space Goats (OS 25, B+/A+, B/A-, C+ speed)In spite of Parsons' speed, he has all the tools to be a dangerous hitter for a long time. That B+/A+ combo will likely max out on the power and get to low A- contact. He is the last hitter that I selected for this list.
Fritz Laboy, Seattle Spurs, (OS 24, A+/C+, A-/B-, A+ speed)Laboy is my 25th player on this here little team. He has the potential, with his speed and contact, to be a terrific leadoff guy. There were a lot of blue/red types in that second tier and very few players like Laboy, so I went with him. His A- health helps. He also has A range, which might make a move to 1B make sense.
