Plus defense and speed, but the bat still has to catch up
Meyers is an outfielder whose value comes more from athleticism, range, and base-running upside than from middle-of-the-order offense: in the 2026 regular season, he has a .206 average with 3 home runs, 11 RBI, and 1 steal, while Statcast shows modest power indicators and a low overall offensive profile. His best fit is a team that wants a dependable glove, efficient routes, and a player who can contribute without needing lineup-center expectations; the concern is that his contact quality and on-base production have lagged, so he profiles more as a role-player than a cornerstone bat.[4][8][16]
