| Player: Mulivai Levu | |||||||||||
| School: UCLA | Position(s): 1B/3B | ||||||||||
| Height: 6’1″ | Weight: 205 lbs. | Bats: Left | Throws: Right | ||||||||
| Summary: Levu starts with a high hand set and works into a pronounced bat wrap during his load, but the move doesn’t hinder his bat-to-ball ability thanks to his quick hands and efficient path. He shows advanced zone control for his age, rarely expanding and consistently getting the barrel out front with above-average bat speed. Contact comes off hot, particularly to the pull side, where his combination of hip rotation and bat speed produces above-average to plus juice. He projects for at least average power to all fields, with the pull-side damage likely to be a standout part of his game. A former high school shortstop, Levu doesn’t have the foot speed or arm strength to stay in the middle infield, but his soft hands, smooth transfers, and natural feel around the bag make him an asset at first base already. His defensive instincts and quick reactions help him handle short hops and throws in the dirt with ease, giving him a chance to be an above-average glove at the position. When paired with his offensive upside, he profiles as a bat-first corner infielder who can still save runs with his defense. | |||||||||||
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