Édouard Julien is one of the great Quebec projects in the world of baseball.
The Minnesota Twins prospect had a stellar season in the AA in his second season in the minors. In 113 games, he averaged .300 and OPS .931.
He also hit 17 long balls and drove in 67 runs, which is very good.
This earned him a spot in the fall league in Arizona, where he performed so well that he was invited to the tournament circuit contest and was named as a tournament revelation. in Arizona.
Each year, baseball’s 30 teams send their top prospects to Arizona in a post-season tournament. The guys are separated into six teams once the MiLB season is over.
Results? In 21 games, we are talking about a .400 batting average and an OPS of 1.249. Both are tops in the fall league.
The Twins’ #14 prospect, known for his batting patience, is an interesting offensive weapon. He proved it in his second season in the minors, but also in Arizona.
Next year he could play in the AAA. And from there, who knows what can happen…
