Chase Murray
| AB | 78 |
|---|---|
| AVG | .282 |
| OBP | .3 |
| SLG | .423 |
| HR | 3 |
- Full name Chase Raymond Murray
- Born 06/03/1998 in Cincinnati, OH
- Profile Ht.: 6'0" / Wt.: 188 / Bats: L / Throws: R
- School Georgia Tech
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Drafted in the 13th round (394th overall) by the Pittsburgh Pirates in 2019 (signed for $125,000).
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A talented hitter dating back to his days in high school, Murray had a strong sophomore season that featured a .343/.410/.510 slash line before he impressed last summer in the Cape Cod League. There, Murray played center field and hit .317/.363/.446 with a pair of home runs. At that point, Murray was starting to look like an early day two pick, thanks to his hitting ability and plus speed. This spring has been tougher for Murray, who’s hit just .238/.297/.357 through 26 games. He missed time in the middle of the season with an injury. With well below-average power in a 6-foot, 188-pound frame, scouts wonder if Murray has the impact ability to be an everyday player. Hiis spring season will cast even more doubt onto that, but he has history of good performance against solid competition.
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A talented hitter dating back to his days in high school, Murray had a strong sophomore season that featured a .343/.410/.510 slash line before he impressed last summer in the Cape Cod League. There, Murray played center field and hit .317/.363/.446 with a pair of home runs. At that point, Murray was starting to look like an early day two pick, thanks to his hitting ability and plus speed. This spring has been tougher for Murray, who's hit just .238/.297/.357 through 26 games. He missed time in the middle of the season with an injury. With well below-average power in a 6-foot, 188-pound frame, scouts wonder if Murray has the impact ability to be an everyday player. Hiis spring season will cast even more doubt onto that, but he has history of good performance against solid competition.
Scouting Reports
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A talented hitter dating back to his days in high school, Murray had a strong sophomore season that featured a .343/.410/.510 slash line before he impressed last summer in the Cape Cod League. There, Murray played center field and hit .317/.363/.446 with a pair of home runs. At that point, Murray was starting to look like an early day two pick, thanks to his hitting ability and plus speed. This spring has been tougher for Murray, who's hit just .238/.297/.357 through 26 games. He missed time in the middle of the season with an injury. With well below-average power in a 6-foot, 188-pound frame, scouts wonder if Murray has the impact ability to be an everyday player. Hiis spring season will cast even more doubt onto that, but he has history of good performance against solid competition.
