|  |  | Born: 
	  December 28, 1995Yukon, OK
 Height: 
	  6-0
 Weight: 
	  205
 Bats: 
	  Left
 Throws: 
      Right
 Drafted: 
	  22nd round, 2015 (CLE); 13th round, 2017 (BOS)
 How Acquired: 
		Draft
 College: Oklahoma State
 High 
School: Yukon (OK)
 
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Kelly O'Connor
 
 
	  
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	  Scouting Scratch (8.28.17)
 Retired (Feb. 2021)
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	  Physical Description: 
	  Average frame with minimal physical projection remaining. Below-average 
	  athlete. 
 Hit: Starts from an open stance with bat 
	  on shoulder, then brings it up. Uses a leg lift timing device. Quick hands 
	  make up for small hitch in load. Solid-average bat speed. Utilizes the 
	  whole field. Needs to work on pitch recognition and cut down on 
	  swing-and-miss. Swing lacks loft, more designed for line drives. Some feel 
	  for hit. Potential fringe-average hit tool.
 
 Power: 
	  Gap power at present. Fringe-average raw power. Projects for below-average 
	  game power in his peak at best.
 
 Run: 
	  Below-average speed. Not a part of his game.
 
 Field: 
	  Not a natural fielder. Struggles with his reads and is not instinctual. 
	  Footwork gets sloppy and can lead to unnecessary errors. Lacks fluidity, 
	  hands tend to fight the ball. Below-average potential defender at third 
	  base.
 
 Arm: Below-average arm strength and 
	  accuracy. Accuracy is impacted by poor footwork leading to throws in the 
	  dirt or off target. Needs to get entire body into throws across the 
	  diamond in order to be accurate.
 
 Career Notes: 
	  Missed time in 2019 with left knee inflammation and a concussion.
 
 Summation: 
	  Potential organizational bat. Lack of defensive value and power potential 
	  limit upside. If forced to move off third base, will really have to hit. 
	  Projects as a below-average defender at third base so a position change is 
	  possible in the future. Athleticism limits the other positions he could 
	  move to. Swing works and has some upside at the plate, especially if his 
	  power and pitch recognition continue to develop.
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