Future Watch: Max Schrock Rookie Baseball Cards, Cardinals

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Future Watch: Max Schrock Rookie Baseball Cards, Cardinals

Future Watch: Max Schrock Rookie Baseball Cards, CardinalsMax Schrock was drafted by the Washington Nationals in the 13th round of the 2015 MLB Amateur Draft.

Right after the draft, he played for the Auburn Doubledays in the New York Penn League. The 5-8 second baseman hit 10 doubles, four triples, two homers and 14 RBI with a .308 batting average. That was a great start to his career.

2016 was his year. He played for two different class-A teams getting 500 at-bats and 31 doubles, 9 homers, 68 RBI and 22 steals. That got him promoted to Double-A. While playing for the Midland Rockhounds, he hit .391 with three RBI in just 23 at-bats.

Traded twice, he went from the Nationals to the A’s and now the Cardinals. The Cardinals plan to use him at 3B and possibly the outfield so they have big plans for this player.

According to his MLB.com draft profile

Schrock has shown his approach from the left side of the plate works wherever he’s at in the lineup. In his first two-plus seasons of pro ball, he had a .324 average and a .372 on-base percentage, with his .321 average and .379 OBP in 2017 each good for second in the A’s system and in the top five for both in the Texas League. He’s walked nearly as much as he’s struck out, managing the strike zone extremely well and utilizing excellent bat speed to drive the ball. He even has some surprising power, given his size, with double-digit home runs a possibility in the future.

He has a 2017 Bowman Baseball Chrome Prospects Autographs card and that’s a good way to get him into your collection.

In 2018, he had four homers and 42 RBI for the Memphis RedBirds in Triple-A. He added 22 doubles and 10 steals.

Here’s a look at his key hit to win a playoff game for the RedBirds:

He’ll get a chance to make the team out of spring training and if not could see MLB action this upcoming season. He was ranked the 11th best prospect in all of baseball. Don’t miss out on him.

Follow him on Twitter @mschrock94.

Future Watch: Max Schrock Rookie Baseball Cards, Cardinals – Stats

Register Batting
Year Age AgeDif Tm Lg Lev Aff G PA AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS TB
2015 20 -1.1 Auburn NYPL A- WSN 46 186 172 31 53 10 4 2 14 2 1 13 16 .308 .355 .448 .803 77
2016 21 4 Teams 4 Lgs A-A+-AA WSN 129 576 534 79 177 32 2 9 71 22 6 31 42 .331 .373 .449 .823 240
2016 21 -2.8 Midland TL AA OAK 6 24 23 3 9 1 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 .391 .375 .435 .810 10
2016 21 -1.5 Potomac CARL A+ WSN 54 244 232 30 79 11 0 5 29 7 2 9 22 .341 .373 .453 .826 105
2016 21 -1.5 Stockton CALL A+ OAK 2 9 9 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .111 .111 .111 .222 1
2016 21 -0.5 Hagerstown SALL A WSN 67 299 270 46 88 20 2 4 39 15 3 22 20 .326 .381 .459 .841 124
2016 21 -1.3 Mesa AZFL Fal 13 56 54 4 15 5 1 0 10 1 0 1 2 .278 .304 .407 .711 22
2017 22 -2.0 Midland TL AA OAK 106 457 417 55 134 19 1 7 46 4 2 34 42 .321 .379 .422 .801 176
2018 23 -3.4 Memphis PCL AAA STL 114 457 417 41 104 22 0 4 42 10 5 24 36 .249 .296 .331 .627 138
Mino Mino Mino Mino Minors 395 1676 1540 206 468 83 7 22 173 38 14 102 136 .304 .352 .410 .761 631
All All All All 408 1732 1594 210 483 88 8 22 183 39 14 103 138 .303 .350 .410 .760 653
AA ( AA ( AA ( AA ( Minors 112 481 440 58 143 20 1 7 49 4 3 34 42 .325 .378 .423 .801 186
A+ ( A+ ( A+ ( A+ ( Minors 56 253 241 30 80 11 0 5 29 7 2 9 22 .332 .364 .440 .803 106
Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Original Table
Generated 10/30/2018.

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