Pittsburgh Pirates: Where Would Endy Rodriguez Rank Among The System's Outfielders

Entering the season, the Pittsburgh Pirates didn't have much in terms of catching prospect depth. It took the trade of Joe Musgrove to add in their first real one in Endy Rodriguez . While still young, he gave the best hopes for a 'catcher of the future' that the organization was sorely lacking. Throughout the season the Pirates added several players to the position, most notably first overall pick Henry Davis to the mix, and all of a sudden Rodriguez had company within the organization. While Rodriguez's athleticism and arm makes him a legit prospect behind the plate, his versatility also allows him to play elsewhere on the field. With the New York Mets he played not only catcher but also first base and each spot in the outfield. The Pirates had been rotating Rodriguez from behind the plate to first base, as well as being the DH to get him extra at bats. Recently he has played two games in left field, his first taste of the outfield since coming over to the Pirate