Like I said yesterday, Bracho to breakout needs to be more consistent and not try to overkill everything. The good news is that he is up to .290 this month and getting more playing time (11 games already vs 11 games all April). Only time with a decent BA was .373 in July 2019 when he was in Arizona. The next highest was a .258 last August. Thus, has he figured it out? Too early to tell really. Yet, he was considered an elite hitter when signed at 16. But, he is probably more like Benson (untapped potential with high k rate) than Oscar who started to make contact (over power) and let his natural power get him doubles.
Gabriel Rodriquez to me is still a fringe prospect who can climb back into the top 30. He has had many months of being 280-300+ hitter (3 of 5 months of .300 BA last year and 2 months of .273+ in 21) and is still young for his league (just 21 this year vs 22 for Bracho). Yet, neither of these guys are elite prospects who will save our pathetic offense even in a few years.