Anthony Rodriguez Stats & Scouting Report

AB	562
AVG	.231
OBP	.318
SLG	.358
HR	14

Full name Anthony Jesus Rodriguez
Born 09/20/2002 in Los Teques, Venezuela
Profile Ht.: 6'2" / Wt.: 165 / Bats: S / Throws: R

Top Rankings

Organization Prospect Rankings

TRACK RECORD: Rodriguez signed for $800,000 as part of the Giants' highly regarded 2019 international signing class, which also included fellow shortstop Aeverson Arteaga, lefthander Esmerlin Vinicio and catcher Adrian Sugastey. Rodriguez's expected pro debut was wiped out by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and he did not participate in instructional league.

SCOUTING REPORT: Rodriguez's balanced skill set probably leans toward his offensive tools over his defense. At the plate, he shows an easy swing geared for line drives. Rodriguez has a projectable body, so those line drives could turn into home runs as he gets older and adds strength to his frame. While his bat is the most prominent part of his game, Rodriguez has a solid chance to stick at shortstop with his strong footwork and plus arm strength.

THE FUTURE: Rodriguez will get another chance at a professional debut in 2021. He's likely to start in the Rookie-level Arizona League.

Scouting Reports

BA Grade: 45/Extreme

Track Record: Rodriguez signed for $800,000 as part of the Giants&#39 highly regarded 2019 international signing class, which also included fellow shortstop Aeverson Arteaga, lefthander Esmerlin Vinicio and catcher Adrian Sugastey. Rodriguez&#39s expected pro debut was wiped out by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and he did not participate in instructional league.

Scouting Report: Rodriguez&#39s balanced skill set probably leans toward his offensive tools over his defense. At the plate, he shows an easy swing geared for line drives. Rodriguez has a projectable body, so those line drives could turn into home runs as he gets older and adds strength to his frame. While his bat is the most prominent part of his game, Rodriguez has a solid chance to stick at shortstop with his strong footwork and plus arm strength.

The Future: Rodriguez will get another chance at a professional debut in 2021. He&#39s likely to start in the Rookie-level Arizona League.
TRACK RECORD: Rodriguez signed for $800,000 as part of the Giants' highly regarded 2019 international signing class, which also included fellow shortstop Aeverson Arteaga, lefthander Esmerlin Vinicio and catcher Adrian Sugastey. Rodriguez's expected pro debut was wiped out by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and he did not participate in instructional league.

SCOUTING REPORT: Rodriguez's balanced skill set probably leans toward his offensive tools over his defense. At the plate, he shows an easy swing geared for line drives. Rodriguez has a projectable body, so those line drives could turn into home runs as he gets older and adds strength to his frame. While his bat is the most prominent part of his game, Rodriguez has a solid chance to stick at shortstop with his strong footwork and plus arm strength.

THE FUTURE: Rodriguez will get another chance at a professional debut in 2021. He's likely to start in the Rookie-level Arizona League.
TRACK RECORD: Rodriguez signed for $800,000 as part of the Giants' highly regarded 2019 international signing class, which also included fellow shortstop Aeverson Arteaga, lefthander Esmerlin Vinicio and catcher Adrian Sugastey. Rodriguez's expected pro debut was wiped out by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and he did not participate in instructional league.

SCOUTING REPORT: Rodriguez's balanced skill set probably leans toward his offensive tools over his defense. At the plate, he shows an easy swing geared for line drives. Rodriguez has a projectable body, so those line drives could turn into home runs as he gets older and adds strength to his frame. While his bat is the most prominent part of his game, Rodriguez has a solid chance to stick at shortstop with his strong footwork and plus arm strength.

THE FUTURE: Rodriguez will get another chance at a professional debut in 2021. He's likely to start in the Rookie-level Arizona League.
TRACK RECORD: Rodriguez signed for $800,000 as part of the Giants' highly regarded 2019 international signing class, which also included fellow shortstop Aeverson Arteaga, lefthander Esmerlin Vinicio and catcher Adrian Sugastey. Rodriguez's expected pro debut was wiped out by the coronavirus pandemic in 2020 and he did not participate in instructional league.

SCOUTING REPORT: Rodriguez's balanced skill set probably leans toward his offensive tools over his defense. At the plate, he shows an easy swing geared for line drives. Rodriguez has a projectable body, so those line drives could turn into home runs as he gets older and adds strength to his frame. While his bat is the most prominent part of his game, Rodriguez has a solid chance to stick at shortstop with his strong footwork and plus arm strength.

THE FUTURE: Rodriguez will get another chance at a professional debut in 2021. He's likely to start in the Rookie-level Arizona League.