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As an example, imagine if you were a big believer in Mike Trout before he took his first professional at-bat. Backend starter potential with perhaps some more when added mass leads to increased fastball velocity. Without it, he has significant reliever risk. 1948 Bowman 1949 Bowman 1950 Bowman 1951 Bowman Tier None with a watch label to see if he can tick up the velocity in-game and get more swing and miss when he starts getting pro innings under his belt. While he spins the fastball, it's not as effective as one would think, and his tall, lanky frame (6'5") has mechanical/delivery concerns. Normally this type of back end starter/bullpen arm would be a Tier None player, but given the strength of his changeup and his willingness to deploy it any time anywhere, he gets pushed into the bottom of Tier 3. New 20 in '20 - Bowman Scouts provide a breakdown of the top 20 prospects coming out of the 2020 MLB Draft. He has a four-pitch mix highlighted by a low to mid 90s fastball that plays up with the spin and vertical approach angle with a slider, curveball, and changeup making up the rest of his arsenal. 2021 Bowman Draft Baseball storms back for another monster offering featuring a fresh crop of Baseball draft picks and emerging prospects! Lefty prep arms have slightly less risk than righty prep arms, and Mozzicato already has a banger secondary with top 10 draft pedigree. Ricky Tiedemann - LHP (Blue Jays, 1st Base and Auto, 91/91) - Left-handed pitching prospect that we didn't get to see much of before the draft but apparently took an uptick in dev during instructs. Christian Encarnacion-Strand - 3B (Twins, 1st Base and Auto, 128/177) - The Twins fourth round selection out of Oklahoma State has some questions on whether he can stick at third base which puts further pressure on his offensive profile if he has to kick over to first base or even DH. A high floor for the smaller statured pitcher, but not a high ceiling either. Won't run much, but probably gets a few chip-in steals. He spent the 2015 season back with Las Vegas, where he pitched to a 7-16 record and 5.53 ERA. Above-average hit tool and plus power with a strong plate approach highlight his tool set. Sold out for pull-side power in the Circuit season which lead to swing and miss concerns, but righted the ship during the spring prep season where I saw him deposit the ball over the fence to centerfield and some opposite-field shots as well. He also should work on not throwing the pitch into Jace Jung's wheelhouse - Holy Moly. Jake Fox - 2B (Guardians, 1st Base only, 95/229) - Cleveland's third-round pick out of the Florida prep ranks has a plus hit tool with above-average speed that he knows how to use on the base paths. Maddux Bruns - LHP (Dodgers, 1st Base and Auto, 29/68) - Ideal landing spot for Bruns as he gets into a top dev org. 2021 Bowman Draft Marcelo Mayer . Landon Marceaux - RHP (Angels, 1st Base and Auto, 80/136) - Angels 3rd round right-hander out of LSU is a classic backend SP profile. That alone puts him in the Tier 2 conversation with upside for more, so I'll take the easy way out and stick him in the bottom half of Tier 2. He also wont steal many bases. He's got an inverted front leg batting stance that just looks uncomfortable and I wonder over time if that has to be adjusted simply due to the wear and tear on catcher's knees and ankles. No plus pitches, but throws four average to above average pitches that all work well with each other. The product isnt terrible and there are plenty of players I like and would love to own their cards. Definitely a player to watch to see if he can lessen that swing and miss. As a prep righty pitcher, he's mid 90's fastball with a slider, curveball and changeup. Drafted to pitch, he's a raw work in progress. That potentially becomes a problem with his biggest negative is his lack of power at the moment with bottom tier max velo numbers - not great when power is one of the bigger pre-requisites for first base. Slider flashes as a swing and miss pitch in the mid-80s. Learn about the 2023 NFL Combine player participants. I saw him regularly missing this pitch to his arm-side. He is mostly viewed as a reliever and that limits his hobby interest to Tier None until further notice. A double plus slider with 12-6 break can be thrown for strikes in the zone are down in the zone for easy swing and misses. I've seen him throw it on every pitch count to get swing and misses as well as called strikes when needed. Inconsistent all around on the mound with a bunch of potential plus pitches led by the fastball and curveball but lots of unknowns due to not being focused on pitching and baseball in general. Guessing that was more to keep him in the program and doing something as he wasn't going to put any more innings on his arm, like almost every other prep arm from the draft. While the data shows he is slightly above average in his Chase %, the majority of video I watched showed more chasing than I like. This will include autos from the Black and White RayWave subset, a 1/1 offering. A power speed athlete profile at 6'3" 205 that is raw given his focus on football and baseball as well as basketball to a lesser degree. Mostly leans on a plus low to mid 90's fastball with arm-side run and rise coupled with a plus sweeping slider. He seemed to work the middle to arm side of the plate against right-handers and most anything that ended up on the inside to righties ended up at their feet. Has the arm but not ideal receiving skills for the position. But for now, he's a pitchability backend starter with a safe floor and not a ton of ceiling, which is a standard Tier None call. A real steady Eddie type that will eat innings for the Angels in the future. Both pitches looked good in college. The new Lite configurations in 2021 for previous products have had exclusive Black & White Mini Diamond refractors, so this will be the first time we see a RayWave refractor. While he exclusively played Center field his past few years in college, his size will likely push him out to left field, putting more pressure on his hit tool, which is much more of a question mark than his prodigious power. Seemed like the biggest challenge with Panzini is the command of his secondaries, and even his fastball in some of the Circuit tape I watched. With a full-time focus on baseball, he has the chance to unlock the coveted five-tool player archetype. I didn't see anyone fully square up his fastball, but I also saw a ton of contact and very few times where it caused a swing and miss. I have broken down these 1st prospects into four tiers based on a combination of my perception of hobby interest and my own personal long-term hobby outlook. Given his top 10 draft pedigree and being a top 10 player in our Data Driven Top 500, I feel comfortable slotting Ford into my Tier 2. Bat speed galore from the left-handed side and plus power will be his calling card. Collect the entire 200-card Base Card set, featuring some of the top new names you need to know from the 2021 MLB Draft! Watching video and literally every swinging strikeout I see is either the slider or the fastball. This one is likely a slow burn as he fills out and gets shaped by MLB dev staff. He did post strong batting averages after his freshman year of college but did not repeat that in his 30 games at Low A this year. Unfortunately, that's why he is going to end up in Tier 2 as opposed to Tier 1, as much as I believe in how good Frelick will be with plenty of all-star games in his future. JT Schwartz - 1B (Mets, 1st Base only, 111/232) - Mets 4th round first baseman out of UCLA was a sought after prep but stuck with his college commitment. A raw, prep right-hander that likely adds more weight, wasn't exactly hitting his spots regularly, and with plenty of development required to really have a good idea of what he will be is going to land in Tier None quite regularly. His floor is a high leverage relief arm with an outside shot at a backend rotation guy, but that will take some refinement to get there. At the moment, high floor low ceiling defense-first player is what you're looking at and that will almost always be Tier None. An uptick in velocity topping out at 98 for his fastball and significantly improved command that lead the nation in K/9 were the primary drivers of this. From there you can also add a Card to your collection or wishlist. With his small sample size of Complex games in 2021, the Rockies had him mostly at catcher with the rest of his games at DH. Average to above average tools across the board but no standout carrying tool. Stock fell a bit with his inconsistent command being the main drag in 2021. The deck is stacked against hit-only corner players, but given the strength of Manzardo's hit tool and the associated plate skills, I am going to slot him into the bottom half of Tier 3 and cross my fingers his power continues to trend in the right direction. Connor Norby - 2B (Orioles, 1st Base and Auto, 41/43) - The Orioles second-round pick is your classic second base prototype player. It also seemed like he was a bit over-matched at the complex level. Bottom half of Tier 3 guy for me but if he can't get to that 20 home run number, the hit tool gets even more pressure to keep him in Tier 3 and he could easily slide into Tier None. Most of the big names are in here - Marcelo Mayer, Jordan Lawlar, Brady House, Henry Davis. . Also has a slider which I didn't see. Didn't see him throw the changeup much, but that is what will determine if he is just an up and down starter or simply org depth as a backend starter. I am making an exception because his fastball is seriously special. Given the prospect pedigree and draft capital spent, Mack gets the benefit of the doubt and slots into the middle of Tier 3. Will Bednar - RHP (Giants, 1st Base and Auto, 14/16) - The Giants 1st rounder and the younger brother of Pirates reliever David Bednar has two plus pitches with a mid-90s fastball and a hard, sweeping slider. Going to slot him at the bottom half of Tier 2 because of the ceiling, but wouldn't argue pushing him into Tier 3 given the risk of a mid to back end rotation arm. Each pack contains (5) base cards, (3) Paper Prospect cards and (2) Chrome Prospect cards. With more work on his fastball, he could end up as a mid-rotation starter, but this will have to be a wait-and-see game as he had to go under the knife for TJ late in the spring. Not a lot of mileage on the arm which helps from a health perspective, but on the flip side, may slow his progress as the Dodgers build up his innings. Find many great new & used options and get the best deals for (20) 2021 BOWMAN DRAFT JORDAN LAWLAR (LAWLER) RCS-#11 MLB PROSPECT/MT/AA @ 20 at the best online prices at eBay! Missing an effective third pitch. Ad Ad - content continues below Throws high 90s heat with two plus breaking balls in a slider and a changeup. Potential for a good player as a table setter or bottom of the order bat, but there's better than an outside chance that he settles into pro ball and justifies a Tier 3 ranking in the future. Command and control is his game and letting hitters make mistakes rather than having a ton of raw stuff. Ryan Holgate - OF (Cardinals, 1st Base and Auto, 70/76) - Ryan Holgate's home runs are majestic and the only question is really how much we will see of them. And then we came to find out that was because he had to go under the knife for Tommy John surgery. 32 cards per pack. Outside of the name and being on the Yankees, you wouldn't think twice about putting him in Tier None. However he moves forward with that or without it, the missing ingredient is getting the hit tool up to the level of all his other tools, or close to it. Stats. Possible 1st-rounder Head 'pumped' to be at DREAM Series. Didn't pitch in the minors post-draft, so the only video is against weaker college teams. Another player to keep an eye on. His main secondary is a 12-6 curveball that also gets its fair share of swing and misses and will be thrown in any count, but I've seen him lose the feel for it as he gets deeper into starts. 2021. Both pitches get a ton of swing and misses, but the fastball, even with its plus velocity may need more movement/approach tuning to get it to its plus potential. Slider is his main secondary with plus spin to the tune of 2800+. Lefty bat that can hit as well as push it over the fence that finished in the top 15 of the RoboScout ranks for the Complex level. Looks to get weak contact and ground balls featuring mainly a sinker/slider combo and will mix in a changeup. If he doesn't he probably ends up the bullpen. I really liked the looks I had and was tempted to push him up to Tier 3, but will let caution get the better part of valor here. The main difference will be with the inserts and exclusive parallels. With that in mind, I am somewhat discounting the prep catcher penalty. But, with the Red Sox bump, I could see some short term value in the future in the mold of Nick Maton where he debuts with a hot 3-4 weeks and his 1st Bowmans base autos go for $50+ instead of the $10 they likely should go for long term. For now, he hangs out towards the top of Tier 4. Bowman Draft Picks and Prospects Baseball Sports Trading Cards, 20 Size MLB Posters, 20 Size MLB Banners, 20 Size MLB Signs, 20 Size . With more info and video, I might consider a plus power bat as a standout tool and in consideration for Tier 3, but the expected DH penalty and the overall profile seems like a Tier None guy to me until I see more. I wouldnt be surprised if theyre more desirable than the wave refractors in the short and long term. He has all the tools to stick at shortstop which gives him a nice floor. Another watchlist guy to see if that patience and power materialize to push him out of Tier None. January 16, 2023. Add in the speed component and an above-average hit tool and you squint and see a five-tool player. Relief risk and the need to further hone his third pitch, a curveball, would generally slot Bednar into Tier 3 without that draft status. A back-end starter with a history of arm injuries is an easy Tier None decision until we see his return to the mound. He racks up a ton of strikeouts with that slider and it is a thing of beauty to watch. Michael Morales - RHP (Mariners, 1st Base and Auto, 83/130) - The Vanderbilt commit took an overslot deal to break that commitment as it is one of the harder colleges to get guys away from. He started showing significant raw power in 2021 and put up a Division I leading 23 home runs. But without the all-important strikeout upside that would get the hobby on the bandwagon, he will be at the top half of Tier 3. Eric Cerantola - RHP (Royals, 1st Auto only, 139/166) - The super tantalizing Cerantola has a quiver full of flaming arrows that is anyone's best guess if they will hit the bullseye or completely miss the hay bale, let alone the target on it. An easy Tier None slot unless there are significant developmental improvements. . An average breaker that sometimes shows as a slider and sometimes as a curve with a fringe changeup completes his arsenal. This is a classic Tier None profile with very little to interest the hobby. A right-handed prep pitcher out of Pennsylvania had a tough guy in the All-Star circuit in 2020, but came back strong in the spring. The third-rounder out of NC State has a good floor but not really a high ceiling with the most likely outcome of a utility player that can play a majority of the positions on the diamond. Putting him at the bottom half of Tier 3 because he legit could hit .300 and steal 20 bags which is a cut above Tier None for me. New for this year are Aqua Lava (numbered to 199) and Red Lava (5). Ryan Spikes - SS/2B (Rays, 1st Base and Auto, 100/104) - No elite tools but also no real skill deficiencies for the Georgia prep infielder. Finishes up his repertoire with an above-average curveball and changeup that is trending towards plus. Plus speed and an above-average hit tool at the moment. Mitch Bratt - LHP (Rangers, 1st Auto only, 134/287) - Prep left-hander originally from Canada but was pitching in the Georgia prep ranks. Athletic and prototypical starting pitcher size at 6'4" and 245 pounds, he was a 3-star quarterback recruit coming out of high school. Still more raw power than game power, but plus max velo, willingness to take a walk, and not chasing out of the zone are all a good foundation. In 2021, Banks had 59 solo tackles, 69 assists, 128 total tackles, 4 pass deflections, 5.5 sacks, and 1 interception. Slider with decent bite is the third pitch in the arsenal that I saw get a fair amount of swing and misses on the 2020 circuit. The slider is best when it is more of a 12-6 with glove side bite as it seems to tunnel better, but it can get sweepy as well. He continued to pad his career stats in 2021 hitting .260, with a .234 ISOP, and a 28.3% K rate as a 21-year-old in Triple-A. Steven Hajjar - LHP (Twins, 1st Base and Auto, 61/114) - A well-known name since his prep days, Hajjar was taken in the second round by the Twins at slot value. Shows patience at the plate with more walks than strikeouts in his final season at Arizona as well as in his first go at the Minors. Colton Cowser - OF (Orioles, 1st Base and Auto, 5/12) - The 5th overall pick has a double plus hit tool and plate approach that constantly delivers the barrel to the ball. Kevin Kopps - RHP (Padres, 1st Base and Auto, 99/189) - The 6th year Senior out of Arkansas is a high leverage bullpen arm that was an underslot target in round 4. A floor of high leverage relief to a ceiling of a two double plus pitches SP2/SP3 is enticing to slide into the bottom of Tier 2, but I will try and contain my exuberance for what I saw and put him at the top half of Tier 3. No real reliever risk either. 2019 Bowman Chrome PSA 10 x3. Lacking the collectible team bump and round 1 draft pick bump, the risky righty prep pitcher profile is going to keep Morales in Tier None. Baseball Card Price Guide. I expect this to continue this year with no retail formats. Low floor given all of the x-factors, but super high ceiling of an SP2 will have me push him into Tier 3. He has both outcomes of a backend starter or high leverage bullpen arm basically equally weighted in his future. Add to Wishlist Release Date: 4/28/21 UPC: 887521097494 FREE Shipping Available* Michael McGreevy - RHP (Cardinals, 1st Base and Auto, 18/62) - The Cardinals 1st round right-hander out of UC Santa Barbara has one of the higher starting pitcher floors in the product and the draft class. Throws strikes and has an effective three-pitch mix. Fastball sits mid-90s but can kick up higher with some life on it. Tier None guy with the potential for Tier 3 if the Giants can get him right. A lot of the strikeouts I saw were of the called strike variety rather than the more desirable swing and miss variety. There will likely be some in the hobby taking a shot just for that most unlikeliest of outcomes. So I had no idea who this kid was exactly when he stepped into the batter's box, but it was a noticeably bigger dude than anyone else the A's threw out there to hit against the Angels fireballer. Donta Williams - OF (Orioles, 1st Base only, 106/333) - The Orioles underslot fourth-round pick out of the University of Arizona projects to a second division outfielder or strong side platoon as a lefty bat. Saw quite a few Florida preps swinging and missing at both his fastball as well as the slider. Austin Love - RHP (Cardinals, 1st Base and Auto, 90/168) - The Friday night starter for the Tar Heels in 2021 was drafted in the third round by the Cardinals and will likely be given a shot to continue to start before he most likely gets pushed to the bullpen. Every week for 4 weeks will feature 21 top prospects! Basically a collection of average tools with a plus plate approach and lacking in-game power is going to end up in Tier None, which is where I have Donta' for now. Defensive ability to stick at shortstop although it wouldn't be a surprise if he ends up at third base at some point in his career. Unfortunately one of those Tier 1 players, Brady House, doesnt have any autographed cards, severely limiting the chase for his cards. He'll also throw an average slider and changeup, but I rarely saw it in the starts I watched. For the moment, he is a Tier None player until his hit and/or power tools start to carry him further - I might be the low man on Wilson, but ideally I would like to see him turning his raw power into more frequent game power. Combination of high-end Hit and Power tools that wont end up as full-time designated hitters. I seriously went back and forth here on which side of the fence to put Zavala because I like the offensive profile quite a bit. Patient and advanced approach at the plate willing to go with the pitch to the opposite field, gap power that should turn into plus power as he grows into his body, and should have enough speed to be a threat on the base paths. Prices are updated daily based upon 2021 Bowman listings that sold on eBay and our marketplace. The only question is if Cowser will ever work 20+ home runs into his game. In 22 games at the Complex so far, he put together average contact and max velo numbers, but had double plus walk and chase percentages leading to a top 15 ranking in our Data Driven Top 500 along with a top ranking for Complex Level RoboScout ranking. Cooper Kinney - 2B (Rays, 1st Base and Auto, 34/61) - Offense first player that has his biggest questions with the glove on his hand. Raw backend starting pitchers are an obvious Tier None and check back in a few years to see how things have developed. 2022 BOWMAN DRAFT Baseball Complete Paper Prospect Team Set - Texas Rangers - $1.70. Ryan Webb - LHP (Guardians, 1st Base and Auto, 125/77) - The left-hander out of the University of Georgia was primarily used as a reliever until the past season given the strength of the starting rotation in previous years. Yorke was ranked No. On the negative side, he may eventually move over to 3B but I think this is a lower outcome than other players given that same tag. Set Links - Overview - Checklist - Teams - Errors / Variations - Hall of Famers . Not the classic center field profile, but could stick there or may bump out to left field. Chase Petty - RHP (Twins, 1st Base and Auto, 26/22) - While Jobe is the best prep pitcher in the draft, Chase Petty may be the most electric. Mainly a second baseman, but can provide third base and shortstop depth as well. His best secondary is a slider, which is where he does get the swing and miss and it plays well off of his steady diet of upper quadrant fastballs. He is also a two way player but likely ends up on the bump rather than on the dirt in the long term. Above average to plus hit tool with a strong plate approach is brought down by the rest of his average-ish tools. For now, putting him in the top half of Tier None and keeping an eye on if he continues to show strong bat to ball skills. Shane Panzini - RHP (Royals, 1st Base and Auto, 108/113) - Along with the Royals second and third-round picks, Shane Panzini was another overslot signer, this time in the fourth round with the Royals spreading around that seventh overall pick money around. Jeremy Woo May 26, 2020 Traditionally, we've waited until after the draft to take a hard look. As it stands now, he doesn't have the profile to be more than a second-division regular. Kyle Manzardo - 1B (Rays, 1st Base and Auto, 63/97) - Plus hitter lacking enough in-game power limited to a position that really values it with first base. The fastball doesnt get as many swings and misses as you would hope given the velocity. 15) and has him as the second-best defensive end behind only Texas Tech's Tyree Wilson. Tyler Black - 2B/3B (Brewers, 1st Base and Auto, 33/67) - A standout at Wichita State due to the plus hit tool scuffled a bit in his small sample size debut in pro ball. Throws both four-seamer and a cutter that are in the low 90s with an above-average slider and a changeup. Eric Silva - RHP (Giants, 1st Base only, 115/162) - Giants took the Kyle Harrison approach again with taking a prep arm and paying him overslot money - in Silva's case, a million dollars over slot. Jordan Lawlar - SS (Diamondbacks, 1st Base and Auto, 6/2) - The 6th overall pick in the draft had been at play for the top overall pick for quite some time. Total Cards: 150. Has a changeup as his third pitch in the arsenal that shows promise but has a long way to go. They wont replace the true color refractors for value in the long term but may have helium in the short term due to the newness. With power being the most coveted hobby tool, I am going to push Holgate into the bottom half of Tier 2 even with his hit deficiencies. Chrome Prospect Autographs are also available in 16 different parallels. Plenty of pitchers, catchers, role players, hit tool only bats, defense-first players, etc. I like this profile a lot for the hobby and I'm going to go with my gut and put him at the bottom half of Tier 2 even though my head tells me he is more of a top of Tier 3 player with the lack of walks and strikeout tendency. But like the rest of the guys with this profile, keep tabs on them. Bowman Draft Picks & Prospect Die-Cuts: NEW! At his best, he is probably more of a hit-over-power second baseman or center fielder with plus speed and a strong on-base approach. Daylen Lile - OF (Nationals, 1st Base only, 47/29) - The ability to field all outfield spots in a pinch, but mostly profiles as a left fielder with underwhelming arm strength. If they can, he suddenly becomes much more interesting. His Bowman cards only list him as a pitcher as well. Hits his spots all day long in the video I watched which is what drives the high floor evaluation. Given his frame, I would be surprised if he sticks at first base - he has DH written all over him and the Dan Vogelbach/Rowdy Tellez comps are likely going to be a regular occurrence. Calvin Ziegler - RHP (Mets, 1st Base and Auto, 46/180) - Mets 2nd round righty prep arm originally from Canada but pitched in the Florida prep ranks before the draft. Baseball's number two prospect hit a whopping .347 in 2021 and flashed his power ability as well with 13 long balls over 291 . Stats. 2022 Bowman Draft Baseball Complete Paper Prospect Team Set - Texas Rangers 195625717041 - Chrome Die-Cut Refractor Parallel - Die-Cut X-Fractor Parallel #'d to 99 Hobby Only - Die-Cut . . Elite SP 1 pitchers (very rare). He uses a 12-6 curveball as his primary secondary that looks potentially plus. Tommy Mace - RHP (Guardians, 1st Base and Auto, 69/42) - You take a look at Tommy Mace getting off the bus and you think "this is a big league starter". Jackson Jobe - RHP (Tigers, 1st Base and Auto, 3/5) - The best prep pitcher in the draft and likely in the product given that Jack Leiter has been held out for 2022 Bowman. His splits at the complex appear to back up what I am seeing, hitting both of his home runs from the left-hand side while hitting for better average from the right-hand side. Brady House - SS (Nationals, 1st Base only, 11/6) - One of the more well-known names in this draft class as he's been on the radar and considered as a 1st rounder for quite a while. Billed as a hit-over-power hitter, he surprisingly put up 17 home runs in 59 college games this year. Cutter is likely his best pitch. Trying not to be too optimistic here, but I am going to go out on a limb and I am guessing not many others will be on it with me and put Viars in Tier 2. 2021 Bowman Baseball Hobby Box $ 149.95 Add to Cart Sign-up to earn rewards with this purchase! Ty Madden - RHP (Tigers, 1st Base only, 32/13) - The Tigers Comp A pick out of the University of Texas has the prototypical starting pitcher frame featuring a plus slider and an above-average fastball that he runs up into the high 90s. High-end SP 2 pitchers with additional positive factors such as team, arsenal, pedigree, etc. Mid-90s fastball with three secondaries all average to above average in a slider, curveball, and changeup. Gap power is probably geared towards putting up home runs in the teens range. Look for 1 autograph per box! - Autograph Purple Parallel #'d to 10 - Autograph Black Parallel #'d 1/1. Granted that is a small percentile outcome which is why I will have Carson in my Tier Two for now, but he's near the top of my list of guys I want to see more of. A top 50 player in our Data Driven Top 500, he should be able hit, run, and put the ball over the fence. More often than not, the curveball and slider were either hit hard or taken for a strike middle-middle because the hitters were so geared towards the fastball. A coin flip for me between the top of Tier 3 and the bottom half of Tier 2, but given the draft pedigree of the first round, I am going to lean Tier 2 here. Retail formats are never really announced, but Topps has not done retail for Bowman Draft in recent memory, if ever. It was a small sample at the Complex in 2021, but he did hit well, which was a nice bonus to see. Flashes potential mid-rotation starter - add in being a lefty and in the Dodgers org and I am going to push him into the bottom of Tier 3. Nice floor of a utility player that fits the Rays interchangeable lineup model well but doesn't have the ceiling of anything higher than a Tier 3 player.

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