Overall: 50
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The future success of Casas truly relies on his hit tool and how much contact he is able to make at the next level. He has a well-rounded approach at the plate. Casas has earned a lot of credit for being patient in the box.
Casas puts a lot of work into his game. On the field, he is described as taking a “professional approach” to the sport and he is known to put in the work behind the scenes. If he is able to hit around .250-.275, Casas will be an All-Star level first baseman due to his pure raw power.
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