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Brett Phillips: OF, Seminole HS (FL), 6'0", 175, L/R

This North Carolina State commit stands out for his defense. Phillips has plus, plus arm strength, above average speed and good outfield actions. His arm will play anywhere in the outfield and he could be a defensive weapon in center or either of the corners. At the plate, he has solid hands and average bat speed with a quick swing. He shows gap power, with loft at times. Phillips' swing is simple from the left side and he uses a pullback load to generate a line-drive swing plane. He's never going to be a big power guy, but his swing is short and compact and he could add some more pop as he fills out his frame.

MLB Comparison: Alex Presley
Projected Draft Position: 3rd-6th Round




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