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DODGERS SCOUT TOM KUNIS TRUSTS HIS WELL-HONED INSTINCTS
Baseball America
|June - July 2023
James Outman hit .253 and struck out in more than a quarter of his at-bats his junior year at Sacramento State, but Tom Kunis saw the talent lurking beneath.
Kunis, the Dodgers' area scout for Northern California and Nevada, fell back on the lessons he learned over 30 years as a college coach and believed in Outman's athleticism, tools and work ethic. On his recommendation, the Dodgers drafted the 21-year-old outfielder in the seventh round in 2018.
"When you see the guy crashing fences, running crazy numbers down the line, running hard every time and taking two (bases) at a glimpse of a bobble-those types of things that wasn't hard," Kunis said.
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