Hunter Bishop

It was a roller coaster season for most prospects, but particularly for Bishop, the No. 10 overall pick in 2019. He missed all of summer camp and was a late arrival to the alternate site after getting COVID-19, but made up for lost time during the fall instructional league. Bishop had an OPS north of 1.000 during instructs, finishing second on the team in at-bats behind uber-prospect Marco Luciano. He legged out plenty of doubles and triples -- a sign that he is still a plus runner. The 6-foot-5 lefty-hitting outfielder has the power and speed to go 30/20 at his peak, and his walk rates portend high OBPs. The big question is how much contact he will make and where his batting average will settle. Given his speed and exit velocities, he should run high BABIPs, which is a nice place to start. He could spend most of his age-22/23 season at Double-A, despite having never played at Low-A or High-A.