2013 Draft Profile: Brandon Thomas, OF, Georgia Tech http://0rz.tw/znF2r Brandon Thomas, OF, Georgia Tech College Senior Bats/Throws: Both/Right HT/WT: 6'3"/205 Birthdate: 2/7/91 Age at Draft: 22.47 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=qvBYnf37J50 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=TMGvFJZS1S4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=GCL1n7a999o https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=lqCxObZtAM8 Thomas is a unique player. No one has a good reason for Thomas not signing after being drafted in 2012. This is a little disconcerting to me. I'm not sure what to think about that. He is a lean athletic player that is probably a little bigger and slower than a player that would profile in center field. He is more athletic and has less power than an ideal corner outfielder, so he has the label of tweener from me. He could hold down center on occasion but I wouldn't run him out there often. His bat is good. His college numbers look better than what I saw when I watched Georgia Tech. His swing is inconsistent and doesn't look to ever produce much more than gap power. I'm not even that confident he will hit for average consistently. With that said, a team that likes him sees an athletic switch hitter with the potential to hit for high average with average power potential could take him early, again. That takes an aggressive projection considering his age and his current ability but while I wouldn’t agree with it, the tools are there to dream that it could happen. Personally, I'd stay away if I was an MLB team but I think the athleticism will draw some team into taking him in the first few rounds. -- ＊Athletic frame. ＊High baseball IQ. Xander ＊Smooth, fluid swing. Bogaerts ＊Elite batspeed. #01 ＊Strong and explosive hands. ＊Above-average-to-better power ceiling, potential 30 home run bat. --

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