The bat speed difference between the two, and the incredible progress fletcher made in the past two years is what entices me so much - given his limited reps. His bat speed is elite while Hampton's is really good but not elite. The only real difference I see.
We'll be in round 3, my guy tre fletcher will be off the board and harold will be saying... "honestly, I see Ken Griffey jr in this kid... and that's just a modest projection!"
I would never, ever, draft a high school pitcher in the early rounds of an MLB draft because the high school kids we evaluate, are evaluated for the wrong reason.
They are discussing this partly on mlb network now.
Witt has the pedigree and 5 potentially + tools... I would be happy with either, but for some reason when I look at him I see a right handed Stephen Drew which is blah.
Those two have a swing and miss in their game that likely will only get worse at the next level. Vaughn will be a slugger who controls his k-rate likely - it's very possibly Vaughn runs sub 18-17 k rates leading to him walking more than he strikes out which is the huge difference between his bat and the two you listed. Far better hit tool with the same power.
I'd take bishop over green in a heart beat. Bishop is so raw as a baseball player - similar to anderson and development can come rapidly and all at once with limited reps. His adjustments this year are off the chart and you still have that uncertaint high school like ceiling because he got started full time so late.
Seems very possible for a high school kid. It's really uncomfortable to be evaluated by people you dont know who then question you as if they know you and then draw conclusions based on your awkward, uncomfortable and nervous responses