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Scouting Report
Updated May 20, 2026
Chris Herrmann is a catching prospect in the Minnesota Twins' minor league system. As of 2012, he was playing for the Rock Cats (Double-A affiliate) in his fourth season with the organization. Herrmann has shown steady progression through the minors, currently batting .253/.309/.405 with 14 doubles and 5 home runs. He plays catcher primarily (33 games) but also sees time in left field and third base. Notable defensive metrics include a 36% caught stealing rate and zero errors across all positions played. At age 24, he is considered a promotion candidate for the 2012 season.
Strengths
- + Steady progression through minor league system
- + Increased power output in 2012 season
- + Strong defensive catcher with 36% caught stealing rate
- + Zero errors across 45 games played
- + Versatility playing multiple positions (C, LF, 3B)
- + Age 24 with room for development
- + Promotion candidate for 2012 season
Weaknesses
- - Batting average declining (.258 in 2011 to .253 in 2012)
- - On-base percentage dropped significantly (.380 to .309)
- - Trade-off of walks for power may indicate approach changes
- - Still in Double-A at age 24 suggests slower development path
About
Chris Herrmann is a catcher for the Chicago Cubs.
Player Overview
Position
C
Team
Chicago Cubs