McKay
Barney

Expected to leadoff this spring for the Huskies, the lefty slasher began his collegiate career at BYU before transferring to South Mountain where he slashed .325/.438/.457 with 18 stolen bases last spring. Barney is an elite outfielder who can run a sixty in the 6.6s. He stole 30 bases and hit .319 with a .426 OBP in 226 at-bats in the Northwoods League last summer.

6/27/18 - BYU commit. 6-foot-1, 165-pound frame. Barney can really run, often posting times around 4.0 down the line during the spring and he again put his speed on display, turning in the top 60-time of the day with a 6.59. Plus runners in the 60 don't always translate on the bases, but Barney is very adept at using his speed on offense and should be able to be an early college contributor at the top of the order and in LF (where his arm 79 mph outfield velocity profiles best). At the plate Barney hit from a slightly open, wide, balanced set up. Minimal coiling or loading onto backside, energy leaks forward early. Generally looking to hit the ball on the ground the other way and leg out base hits which his is very adept at. Possesses quick hands, will hit the ball with more authority with added strength and some swing refinement; 75 mph exit velocity.