Keoni Cavaco

Cavaco offers up a chance to overreact or to buy low, depending on one's point of view. He was the top pop-up hitter in last year's draft class, showcasing five-tool potential on the left side of the infield. This led to the Twins selecting him with the 13th overall pick. His athleticism, defense, plus power and plus speed were not up for debate, but it was difficult to evaluate his hit tool because he didn't get to face much high-end pitching since he was not invited to the top prep showcase events. His right-handed swing looks pretty, but he hit .172 with a 38.0 K% and 4.3 BB% in 92 plate appearances in the Gulf Coast League. It is impossible to find a statistical silver lining in his debut, but it was also a tiny sample and his first exposure to that caliber of pitching. His physical tools are still intact, so if he rights the ship in his age-18/19 season, he will shoot up prospect rankings.