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MIL •
6 months ago
Fischer gets $3.5 million, which is a decent amount under the $4.268 million allocated bonus amount for the 20th pick. The former Tennessee infielder has big-time power in his bat, but there are some questions as to whether he can play third base. If he does make the move across the diamond, the power and solid approach give him a chance to still be a fantasy option in the coming seasons.
MIL •
6 months ago
Fischer has some of the best batted-ball data in the class, and he offers big-time power in his left-handed bat. The question is whether not he’s going to be able to stick at third base, as most believe that his lack of athleticism make him more likely to play first. The bat can play there, but there’s more risk in his profile at that not-so-hot corner. Milwaukee will give him every chance to stay on the left side of the infield, and if he can, there’s a lot to like.