Brenton Doyle

For a Division II player to get noticed, he needs to put up excellent statistics and ideally display plenty of tools as well. Doyle checks both boxes, which is why he’ll likely get drafted at some point midway through Day 2 of the draft. The 6-foot-3, 210-pound Doyle was hitting .392/.502/.758 with 13 home runs and 19 steals in 25 attempts as of mid-May. That batting average is actually a dip from his .415 average as a sophomore. He also showed ability to hit with a wood bat by hitting .313 in the Coastal Plain League last summer. Doyle is a plus runner and could end up as an above-average defender in right field with an above-average arm. Doyle will likely have some catching up to do in pro ball, and there are some concerns about whether his hit tool will translate in pro ball, but Doyle has shown plus raw power and has a track record of hitting. A team willing to take a chance could land him as a toolsy fifth- or sixth-round pick.