Michael Fisher

Georgia Tech shortstop Michael Fisher might have made himself some money with a strong junior campaign. He's a high-energy player whose best tool is his speed, which grades as 60-65 on the 20-80 scale, but otherwise his tools are fringy across the board. He has a good approach at the plate and slaps line drives to all fields with limited power potential, though he shows better bat speed from the left side and a penchant for pulling the ball into the right-center field alley. He has some restriction in his throwing motion, and his arm is below-average, meaning he'll have to slide over to second base as a professional. He has good hands, though he tends to field balls deep toward his body at times. He took a bad-hop ground ball off his face during a May game at South Florida, breaking his cheekbone, but was back in the Yellow Jackets lineup by the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament.