Anthony Seigler

Seigler possesses many qualities that give him a chance to be an elite defensive catcher and above-average offensive option at the position, which is why the Yankees selected him with the No. 23 overall pick in the 2018 draft. It doesn't really matter for our purposes, as Seigler will be developed as a catcher, but as a high schooler in Georgia he gained fame for his ability to throw in the upper-80s with either arm. Unsurprisingly, he is also a switch hitter. His pro debut was abbreviated due to hamstring injuries and a concussion, but he dominated at the plate (158 wRC+) in a short stint in the Gulf Coast League, and while most of his small-sample Appalachian League numbers were not impressive, he had almost twice as many walks (eight) as strikeouts (five) in 12 games. Seigler uses the whole field and is adept at getting the ball in the air. He won't be a big power threat (maybe 15 HR at peak), but could hit for a very high average, relative to most catchers.