"Expectations were fairly minimal, but there were still some. Braunschweig received just a $2.5k bonus, but in his last three college seasons he hit at least .309 with an on base percentage of at least .428 in every season to go with a total of 64 stolen bases. Braunschweig went straight to Rome and played in 26 games there after signing his contract."
"Braunschweig had no trouble adjusting to pro pitching thus far, continuing to hit for a high average with a high OBP. It's a small sample size, but this is a player drafted for his hit tool, so this result was hardly unexpected - especially against High-A pitching, but still good to see right out of the gate. Braunschweig isn't known for his power."
"He had 10, 12, and 22 extra base hits over his final three college seasons - though he did have a slight power surge this year with a career-high seven homers. However just four extra base hits over 101 plate appearances leaves little margin for error with his hit tool, even to become just a fourth or fifth outfielder. Braunschweig could potentially open 2026 back in Rome, but it is expected that his advanced hit tool and approach will get him to Double-A quickly."
Logan Braunschweig was a ninth-round senior-sign pick from UAB who signed for a $2,500 bonus. He produced elite on-base numbers and speed in college, hitting at least .309 with an OBP of .428 or higher each of his last three seasons while totaling 64 stolen bases. After signing he played 26 games at Rome in 2025, slashing .294/.406/.353 with 14 walks, 18 strikeouts, three doubles, a triple, and four stolen bases in 101 plate appearances. He adjusted quickly to pro pitching but shows limited power; more gap pop will be required to project as a regular, with a likely path to Double-A soon.
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