First off, he is way more athletic than Vogelbach. He has the best left handed power in the draft and is the best college power bat in the draft period. He has an advanced approach and good hit tool. What turned me on him as hearing that he may have a slim chance to stick behind the plate, but should be okay in LF (though never great) through his prime years. Agreed. The scouting reports (posted in this thread) make him out to be athletic enough to handle LF. Honestly, the reports on his D sound as good as Conforto - if not better - and it sounds like his approach is great.