Chase Harlan
Hitting scouting report · 80Grade
Scouting summary
Given his age-relative success, underlying power and corner-infield profile, Harlan projects as a potential everyday third baseman if the hit tool reaches fringe-average and the power plays to its ceiling. The most realistic outcome is a solid regular in the middle or lower half of a lineup, providing 20-plus home run pop with moderate on-base ability and serviceable defense at third. Risk remains around how much contact he will make against upper-level pitching and whether his body maintenance allows him to stay at third rather than sliding to first, where the offensive bar is higher. With continued refinement to his swing decisions, incremental defensive improvement and careful physical management, he has a plausible path to a regular role, with a floor closer to a bat-first corner reserve if the hit tool stalls.
Projected MLB role: everyday 3B
- Position: 3B
- Bats: R
- Throws: R
- Height: 75 in
- Weight: 205 lb
- Born: 2006-07-09
- 80Grade overall rank: #300
- 80Grade team rank: #13
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Frequently asked questions
What position does Chase Harlan play?
Chase Harlan plays 3B.
Is Chase Harlan a left-handed or right-handed player?
Chase Harlan bats R and throws R.
Where does Chase Harlan rank as a prospect?
Chase Harlan is ranked No. 300 on 80Grade's consolidated prospect rankings.