From FSS: 

Carr has had a difficult go of things in his career. After a dynamic 2022 campaign at High Point, he missed much of the 2023 season with an undiagnosed abdominal injury. It was finally discovered during the 2024 season, but he didn't fully get back onto the field until April of this year. His abdominal injury has since been fully-repaired. It's limited his ability to play on the dirt, exclusively taking at-bats as a DH. When right, Carr has proven a plenty capable third base defender. The selling trait here however is the bat. It's plus raw power with feel for the barrel and a strong attack plan in the box. He's a selective hitter who pulls the trigger without expanding his zone. He hasn't missed a beat this spring and has proven one of the most dangerous bats in the Big South Conference. At time of publish, Carr already had eleven homers in just 15 games played. Carr hasn't had many chances to excel against premium pitching, but he did face off against Presbyterian righty Daniel Eagen this spring and put together several very loud plate appearances. Whoever elects to buy Carr in the draft will be banking on his ability to eventually slide back to third base full-time. He's a sneaky day-two prospect for teams looking to draft something of a diamond in the rough.