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Chandler Simpson has been taking the league by storm with his speed, but the Atlanta Braves may have their own version of him in prospect Patrick Clohisy.

Ryan Stufflebean compares Atlanta Braves outfield prospect Patrick Clohisy to Tampa Bay Rays speedster Chandler Simpson, suggesting Clohisy could potentially offer even higher upside. Both players boast elite sprint speeds of 31 feet per second and excel at stealing bases, with Clohisy swiping 62 bags in 112 games while Simpson recorded 90 stolen bases across two major league seasons.
While Simpson relies on slap-hitting and avoiding strikeouts to reach base, Stufflebean highlights that Clohisy demonstrates significantly more power and plate discipline. Clohisy generated a .372 on-base percentage, 44 extra-base hits, and 10 home runs, leading the writer to argue he could compete for Atlanta's left field opening.
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