Contact percentage of 66.6% in High-A. Five major league hitters are that low on contact % and it's down vs last year at the same level. He's basically swinging more often at strikes and making better impact on the ball when he makes contact (a good thing to do, of course).
Odds are he ends up too whiff prone to be a major league starter, but may be able to contribute as a bench player with his legs/glove/pop. Nice tools to work with on a non-headliner piece of a trade.
