Zac Veen - Prospect Profile

MLB.com - May : "Veen has the kind of left-handed swing that scouts can dream on, all coming from a projectable 6-foot-4 frame that can definitely add strength. He's more hit over power in games with excellent bat speed, especially because he utilizes a spread out stance, but he'll show off big-time power in batting practice when he stands more upright and creates leverage, showing the ability to loft the ball consistently."

Carlos Collazo - Baseball America - May 13th: "He frequently gets into deep counts and waits for a specific pitch to hit. His swing has natural leverage and good loft that should allow him to continue tapping into his ever-increasing raw power, which is at least plus now and could eventually reach double-plus."

ESPN - May 9th: "Veen is a lanky, smooth, 6-foot-4, above-average runner who fits in center field for now and has a chance to be a plus hitter."

Ian Smith - Prospect 365 - Apr. 26th: "At 18-years-old with a grown man’s frame, the University of Florida commit presents some of the easiest left-handed power in the high school class; it looks to project as a double plus tool moving forward. His vision at the plate looks advanced well beyond his age and allows his violent swing to barrel up balls with ease, leading to the hit tool grading at average while projecting better at peak."

Dan Zielinki - Baseball Prospect Journal - Mar. 22nd: "He has the potential to stick in center field but might be better suited for a corner position. The 6-4, 190-pound left-handed hitter has the chance to be an impact bat in pro ball, but he does have some swing-and-miss concern in his game."

Keith Law - The Athletic - Mar. 16th: "Zac Veen, the hitting machine, might have the best swing in the draft class, a smooth, fast left-handed stroke that produces hard contact and big power."

Zac Veen Videos

2019 PG National - Zac Veen

2019 Under Armour All-American: Zac Veen

Zac Veen (07-21-2019) UA All-America

OF Zac Veen (2020 FL) Florida Commit

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