Stewart's aggressive, but doesn't have the pitch recognition or decision making to overcome his below-average bat-to-ball. But when he does connect with a pitch, he hammers it. 33% of his batted balls last year were barreled, over half of them were hit 95+ mph, and he hit multiple balls over 110 mph. His power is above-average, and his contact quality will keep the BABIPs high. He's an approach tweak away from being a clear first round talent. He's moved around in the OF, and should end up in the corners.

Eligible in 2024, Stewart has plus power, with nearly 60% of his hits being >95 mph. His max EV is 115.7 mph, with a 110.2 mph 90th percentile EV. There’s swing and miss to his game, with a 30% whiff rate, but his swing decisions are quality and he’s got the contact quality to compensate. The bat tracking data here is promising in terms of projecting his performance to wood. His average bat speed is at 76 mph with a top at 88, in addition to an average attack angle at 10 degrees. Defensively, he’s a corner outfielder, likely left field with the skillset to project as near average there.