There is some intrigue with this pick as Sprock was a two-way player at Elon University. The Twins drafted him as a third baseman, which suggests he's moving off the mound full-time. However, there is always some extra upside to tap into when a player goes from a two-way to focusing on one side of the ball. Sprock posted a .321/.411/.593 slash line with 14 home runs this spring, while he also threw 17 innings in relief, striking out 19 with a 3.63 ERA.

There's some obvious arm strength for Sprock if he found as much success as he did on the mound, so he might be able to stick around at the hot corner. The glove is fringy, so he could end up in a corner outfield role and let the bat play.