Hard to say at this point. His sample size is so small in his minor league career so far, but at the same time, those small samples have gotten better each year so far as he progesses up in level. 23 in high A as a hitter isn't atrocious but it's not good either, he's striking out more but also walking more this year ..... again small sample. Babip is near .500 this season which is certainly not sustainable, you might expect it in the mid .300s given his numbers in the past, but .500 is just not gonna continue.
Safe bet is no, cuz prospects.....but you don't have to squint very hard to see some potential.