I remember when Jud Fabian was in a similar spot that Honeycutt is in this year. Big power, toolsy, low floor / high ceiling type, good glove and speed, late first and early 2nd Rd projections. Jud still has some pop, but is basically getting manhandled by AA pitching as a guy that’s about to turn 24 in 2 months. Even with Jud’s massive swing and miss concerns, he still struck out less than Honeycutt in a harder conference in college.
I like the potential with Honeycutt, but not at #14 overall. I feel like there will be a much better option available for us there than him. He does have real power though.