A writer on Fangraphs said "the Blue Jays are extremely good at developing strength, so they may get more out of him than another organization might" when discussing Bateman. My guess is that contact rate is an extremely difficult skill to develop, so the Jays double down on that, and figure they either can or can't fix strength/power. It's a profile that they are willing to take a risk on. The opposite (power/strength that can't make contact) is probably more difficult to fix. The good news is we are seeing some benefits to that (the aforementioned Jay Harry and Dub Gleed, for starters). Whether they actually turn into big leaguers is a different story. It will be interesting to track how good the Jays can be with this approach.