by Ronit Shah on Jun 12, 2012 2:06 AM EDT in MLB Draft
The Milwaukee Brewers have signed another one of their first-round draft picks, this time it's supplemental first-round selection Mitch Haniger, reports Jim Callis of Baseball America. The Cal Poly university outfielder Mitch Haniger agreed to a $1.2 million signing bonus, which is below MLB's recommended slot signing bonus for the pick at $1,359,100.
Callis had this to say about the college outfielder: "Haniger's best tools are his plus power and arm strength. He also has a selective approach at the plate."
ESPN's Keith Law had similar sentiments about the pick, writing Haniger has "good bat speed and a chance to develop into an above-average defender in an outfield corner."
- Twitter / @jimcallisBA: ‪#Brewers‬ (not ‪#Twins‬) supp 1st-rder Mitch Haniger's bonus is $1.2 mil. Blog post soon on four 1st & supp 1st rd who signed today. ‪#mlbdraft‬
- Baseball America | Blog | Baseball America Draft Blog | Brewers, Haniger Agree On $1.2 Million: "Brewers have agreed to terms with their supplemental first-rounder..."
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