Originally Posted by
smootness
He doesn't necessarily need to hit better than he did in A-ball. I mean, he does, in the sense that skill that produces his line in A-ball needs to be improved upon. But if he can maintain roughly league-average offense, or even somewhat below, as he progresses, he'll be just fine given his other tools. The fact that he produced that at 18 is a good sign.
No one in their analysis produced their respective offensive line at 18. They were all older, most of them much older. It's clearly not very useful at all as a comparison group.