Randy De Jesus

Hitting scouting report · 80Grade

Scouting summary

De Jesus projects most realistically as a bat-first corner outfielder who may top out as upper-minors depth with a chance to surface in the majors if the hit tool stabilizes. His above-average raw power and ability to drive the ball to all fields form the carrying aspect of the profile, but swing-and-miss and only modest plate discipline create a wide variance in outcomes. With limited remaining physical projection, gains will need to come from swing efficiency, contact quality against velocity, and improved strike-zone management rather than from added tools. If he can get to closer to fringe-average contact with his existing power, he could fit as a second-division or bench corner bat; without that, he is more likely to settle as a quad-A slugger. Continued performance against high-level pitching over the next few seasons will determine whether he exceeds that conservative projection.

Projected MLB role: quad-a LF

Frequently asked questions

What position does Randy De Jesus play?

Randy De Jesus plays OF.

Is Randy De Jesus a left-handed or right-handed player?

Randy De Jesus bats R and throws R.

Where does Randy De Jesus rank as a prospect?

Randy De Jesus is ranked No. 1388 on 80Grade's consolidated prospect rankings.

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