Parks Harber

Draft Prospects

• Ranked #347 prospect in 2023 draft
  School: Georgia Source: 4YR
  
  Commit/Drafted: Never Drafted
  Age At Draft: 21.8
  Harber impressed as a strong, power-oriented corner infielder out of high school but his struggles over the showcase circuit allowed him to get to campus in the shortened 2020 draft year. Harber turned into a solid power source for the Bulldogs in 2022, when he hit 13 home runs and did more of the same during his 2023 draft year. The 6-foot-3, 225-pound infielder hit .283/.342/.575 with 18 home runs, which was second on the team behind Charlie Condon. Harber plays third base and first base for Georgia, but he looks like a future first baseman thanks to a limited ability to throw from different arm slots and fringy pure athleticism. It’s a bat-driven profile because of that, but he’s shown an ability to tap into his solid raw power consistently in the SEC, even if he’s a power-over-bat sort of offensive player.
• Ranked #384 prospect in 2020 draft
  A strong, 6-foot-4, 210-pound corner infielder, Harber has a power-oriented game and was also a talented football player at Westminster High in Atlanta. He needed a strong spring with the bat after underwhelming over the summer showcase circuit in front of crosscheckers and scouting directors, so the shortened 2020 season is even more detrimental to Harber than most. Area scouts thought he improved in the fall and were looking forward to seeing more of him this spring, as some think he has a chance to be an average hitter with above-average or plus power. A third baseman now, Harber will likely have to move to first base at the next level, as his glove work and mobility at the hot corner leave evaluators wanting. He’s a below-average runner, so all of his value is tied up in the bat, and without strong summer performance to point to, Harber has a solid chance to get to Georgia where he could develop into a middle-of-the-order type slugger.