It took me less than 2 minutes to find John Sickles report from March 2018: 1) Keston Hiura, 2B, Grade B+/A-: Age 21, first round pick in 2017 from University of California-Irvine, ninth overall, hit .371/.422/.611 in 167 at-bats in pro debut between rookie ball and Midwest League, 13 walks, 37 strikeouts; excellent hitter who is close to major league-ready, plenty of bat speed, projected to hit for both power and average; main question is defense, as he was limited to DH by an elbow injury for most of the season, got into just three games at second base in pro ball; may be destined for left field but even so his bat will play anywhere; ETA late 2019 https://www.minorleagueball.com/2018/2/21/17038344/milwaukee-brewers-top-20-prospects-for-2018 Second base is not as difficult to play as 3B or SS. So the only way LF is an option is if you are butcher. This post just totally proved my point...thank you No, it doesn't. The writer said he didn't know how good his defense will be because he hasn't played much. That does not = butcher. Some people will just read what they want to hear. He may be a butcher (I don't know), but I don't think you can say that just because he hasn't played much defense the last few years. Plus, maybe it is just me, but butcher is usually reserved for the glove part of the defense, right? It sounds like he is athletic enough to have good range and most probably develop the glove, and if anything it will be the arm that is always the issue for Hiura.