Montgomery has prototypical right field tools with plus raw power as a switch hitter and a 70-grade arm that should make runners think twice about taking an extra bag. He's better as a lefthanded hitter and did have a late-season ankle injury, though that should be more of a brief issue.
Montgomery is now one of five Boston prospects on the list, with the "Big Three" of Marcelo Mayer (No. 10), Roman Anthony (No. 18), and Kyle Teel (No. 31) at the top of the rankings.
The 21-year-old put up impressive numbers in his final college season, batting .322 with 85 RBIs and 27 home runs.
While it may be a while until Montgomery is up with the big-league team, he seems to have a lot of promise that Red Sox fans should be excited about.
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