This was an excellent read
http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=30013
Scouting Report: Benintendi makes things look easy. Despite being no bigger than 5-foot-10, 180 pounds, he generates easy plus bat speed, and his consistent control of his swing along with excellent hands allows him to make hard contact to pitches on every part of the plate. He recognizes pitches well, and though he’s aggressive, he certainly won’t give away at-bats by swinging at pitches out of the zone. There’s also very little swing-and-miss here, as he possesses excellent hand-eye coordination and has a knack for fouling off tough pitches.
Despite his small size, Benintendi also has a great chance to hit for power at the next level, as well. It’s closer to above-average than to plus, but the swing path allows for natural lift, and he generates some leverage with his lower half as well. I wouldn’t expect 30 homer seasons, but 20-plus homer seasons are well within reach. He’s also a plus runner, but if there’s one weakness to his offensive skillset, it’s that he’s not a great base stealer. Yet.
Immediate Big-League Future: “That guy is a big league player right now” — anonymous scout because I didn’t know who he was. I heard some iteration of that said a bunch at the Futures Game in San Diego three weeks ago, and I can’t disagree with them. There are four plus tools here, and Benintendi is such a smart player with quality instincts that it’s really tough to see him not being an impact player immediately. Baseball is really hard, but Benintendi makes it looks easy —
Christopher Crawford