The disparity in scouting reports on Brito is very amusing.
Eddy Almaguer from Prospects Live:
"He had one of the most advanced gloves in that class and it’s only improved since then. From his footwork, to a strong arm and equally strong instincts, he’s a lock to stay at shortstop and compete for hardware one day... He lacks bat speed... He has fringe-average pop that’ll show itself in games infrequently..."
Eric Longenhagen from Fangraphs:
"Brito does have legitimate, above-average raw power, and he’s capable of hitting balls out to all fields, even as a teenager, something not typical of middle infield prospects... He has a chance to stay at second base, but he hasn’t really improved there since signing, and some scouts think his defense has actively gone backwards as his frame has thickened..."
- They are at least a full grade apart on the raw power, maybe 1.5 grades
- The defense ranges from what sounds like a double-plus SS to what sounds like a fringe-average 2B
lmao