Aaron Judge- Best hitter in the game.
Kyle Tucker- Consistently excellent with great power and speed.
Corbin Carroll- Elite speed upside and has regained his power.
Juan Soto- Elite in every way aside from speed.
Fernando Tatis Jr.- High risk/super high reward.
Mookie Betts- High floor and ceiling. Nice dual eligibility SS,OF.
Julio Rodriguez- Ended last season on a high note. Good bet to go 30/30.
Jackson Chourio- Could/should be elite this year but still green. Great power and speed.
Jackson Merrill- Elite batting average potential with great power and good speed.
Jazz Chisholm Jr.- Batting average and health risk but good power with great speed. Unique dual eligibility 3B,OF and should gain 2B.
Jarren Duran- 5 category contributor. Could regress but could also improve.
Yordan Alvarez- Elite hitter but bad knees threaten playing time.
Brent Rooker- Elite slugger with a little speed but a high K%. Should be good for a decent average and at least 30 bombs.
Ronald Acuna Jr.- Elite in every way but might lose significant speed and will be out for about a month.
Christian Yelich- Elite hitter with great speed but low flyball % and injury risk. Will go at least 20/30 if he’s healthy.
Mike Trout- One of the best hitters in the game. Just needs to stay healthy, and will hopefully move to a safer fielding position.
Oneil Cruz- Batted ball stats up there with the best in the game. Has power and speed.
Lawrence Butler- All signs point to a power/speed stud with a solid average.
Brenton Doyle- Had a 20/30 season last year with a solid batting average. Could regress a bit and still be great.
Wyatt Langford- Very exciting power and speed. An insane 8 homers in the last month of last season showcased his upside.
Michael Harris II- Great batting average with pop and speed. Still has trouble lifting the ball.
James Wood- Exciting power and speed but way too many ground balls.
Teoscar Hernandez- Good power with a solid batting average and a little speed.
Luis Robert Jr.- Awful team and an injury risk but also a big bounceback candidate with great power and speed.
Cody Bellinger- An enigma. Not great last year but looks great this spring. 30/20 upside with the Yankees but some batting average risk. Nice dual eligibility 1B,OF.
Seiya Suzuki- Solid batting average with good pop and decent speed.
Anthony Santander- Might not hit as many homers but still good power and counting stats.
Bryan Reynolds- One of the highest floors among outfielders. Solid across the board.
Dylan Crews- Batting average should improve. Decent pop with great speed.
Riley Greene- Very solid hitter with some hitting upside but not much speed.
Pete Crow-Armstrong- Batting average risk but good pop and excellent speed.
Randy Arozarena- Good bet for 20/20 but fairly big batting average risk.
Kerry Carpenter- Good hit tool with impressive power. Ready for a breakout.
Byron Buxton- Good batting average, power and speed when healthy. Never healthy but is DHing now and looks great this spring.
Adolis Garcia- Big bounceback candidate but huge batting average risk. Could go 30/15.
Ian Happ- Mediocre batting average with decent power and speed. Solid floor.
Josh Lowe- Good power with great speed but sits vs. lefties. Solid batting average.
Jasson Dominguez- Wide range of outcomes. Looks a bit green still.
Steven Kwan- Will provide double digit home runs and steals with a great average.
Nick Castellanos- Amazing floor of 20 homers and a good average. Handful of steals.
Taylor Ward- Solid floor of over 20 homers, good counting stats and a handful of steals with a decent batting average.
Tommy Edman- Scrappy hitter with a little pop. Excellent speed. Looks great this spring.
Brandon Nimmo- Batting average could bounce back. Good floor of around 20 homers. Can he repeat speed from last year?
Spencer Steer- 20/20 guy with great playing time usually but is nursing a shoulder injury. Nice dual position eligibility 1B,OF.
Jurickson Profar- Made some changes and improved his game greatly. Solid production across the board.
Victor Robles- If he hits enough, could steal over 40 bags with at least a handful of homers.
Cedanne Rafaela- Made some plate discipline changes that look good so far this spring. Good power and speed. Nice dual SS, OF eligibility.
Lane Thomas- Price is back to where it should be. Risky profile but with 20/30 upside.
Heliot Ramos- Arrow pointed up. Solid hit tool with good pop and a little speed.
Jorge Soler- Bounceback season could be in order. Looks great this spring. 30 homer upside but no speed and a little batting average risk.
Cedric Mullins- Low batting average but solid pop and excellent speed. At least 30 bags.
Jung Ho Lee- Excellent batting average with some growing power and a little speed.
Michael Conforto- Excellent opportunity. Slight batting average risk but power upside.
Jesus Sanchez- Elite batted ball data. Solid batting average with substantial power upside if he can learn to lift the ball. Double digit steals are now part of the profile.
Parker Meadows- Double digit homers and steals. Batting average risk but 2nd half of last season was very encouraging.
Tyler O’Neill- 30 homer upside but low average. A little speed upside too.
Lars Nootbar- Sneaky upside but can’t stay healthy. Could provide at least 20 homers, double digit steals and a good batting average if things break right.
Willi Castro- Double digit homers and steals with a mediocre batting average. Unique quadruple eligibility 2B,3B,SS,OF.
Nolan Jones- Easy to forget he went 20/20 with nearly a .300 average in 2023 in under 400 ABs. Was awful last season. Somewhere in the middle would still be quite good.
Jake McCarthy- Speedster with a good batting average but little pop.
TJ Friedl- Plagued with injuries last season. Could have a big bounceback with solid power and really good speed.
Lourdes Gurriel Jr.- Boring but solid floor of 15-20 homers with a good batting average and a handful of steals.
Alec Burleseon- 15-20 homers with a good batting average and a handful of steals. Ceiling capped righty/lefty split. Dual eligibility 2B,OF.
Matt Wallner- Plays better in OBP leagues and struggles vs. lefties. Elite batted ball stats give immense power potential but it comes with a low average.
Colton Cowser- Popular breakout candidate with good power and a little speed. Batting average risk.
Evan Carter- Double digit homers and steals but could come with a low average.
Brendan Donovan- Very good batting average but mediocre power and little speed.
George Springer- Declining stuff. At least 20/15 but the batting average is sinking.
Garrett Mitchell- Double digit homers and steals with batting average risk. Elite bat speed gives some exciting upside.
Brandon Marsh- Could be a full time player if he hits the ground running. Nice power and speed option with a mediocre batting average.
Max Kepler- New team after a decade. Going off this spring. Nice power upside with decent batting average.
Jacob Young- All speed and no pop. Slight batting average risk but could hit .250 and swipe 30 bags again.
JJ Bleday- Decent floor of 20 homers and solid counting stats. Almost no speed and sub par batting average.
Sal Frelick- Put on muscle this offseason and looks great this spring. Has nice speed with a decent batting average. Maybe a bit more power now.
Miguel Vargas- Having a great spring and still carries great upside. Super low floor but could provide double digit homers and steals. Rare 3B,OF eligibility.
Jerar Encarnacion- Absolutely bonkers batted ball data. Could be a steal if he hits enough.
Roman Anthony- Looks like he’ll be an absolute stud but is currently blocked.
Heston Kjerstad- Seems to have secured some playing time and looks great this spring.
Jordan Walker- Still has great upside but showed how low his floor can be last season.
Jesse Winker- Wild card but great new team. Randomly stole 14 bases last year after stealing 3 total in 7 years prior. Who knows what he’ll do this year.
Victor Scott II- Incredible spring and stole 94 bases in the minors in 2023. Not a lock to win the CF job and make the roster but if he does his value will skyrocket.
Wilyer Abreu- Much better vs. righties which caps his ABs. Offers some pop and a little speed with a mediocre batting average.
Tommy Pham- Sneaky value as Pirates’ leadoff hitter most days. Double digit homers and steals with a decent average and a little upside for a resurgent season.
Jonny DeLuca- Can provide double digit homers and steals and has some untapped speed potential. The batting average should hopefully start to rise.
Chas McCormick- Ceiling of 2023 with floor of last year. Could provide double digit homers and steals but is a batting average risk.
Pavin Smith- Very good hitter who doesn’t usually get enough playing time.
Jo Adell- Upside power/speed pick but really rough batting average.
Daulton Varsho- Could go 20/15 but with a poor average.
Ryan O’Hearn- Good hitter with pop but capped ceiling due to limited ABs vs. lefties.
Luke Raley- Should go about 20/10 but with a low batting average.
Austin Hays- Hitting well this spring with decent pop but batting average risk.
MJ Melendez- Great power upside but it comes with a rough batting average and very little speed.
Hunter Goodman- Unique dual eligibility of C,OF coupled with a good MILB track record gives him great upside. Has been awful in the bigs though.
Miguel Andujar- Seems to have full playing time but it’s been 6 years since he hit 27 homers with a .297 batting average. He’s done basically nothing since then.
Dylan Moore- If he gets enough playing time he could go 10/30 again but with about a .200 batting average. Offers extremely valuable quadruple eligibility 2B,3B,SS,OF.
Jake Fraley- Part time player but 20 steals in 2 consecutive seasons with some pop and a solid batting average.
Andrew Benintendi- Did he figure something out late last season with 12 homers in the last 2 months? Will probably start the season on the IL but should return soon.
Jose Siri- Part time player with some impressive power and speed but a very depressing hit tool.
Matt Vierling- Out indefinitely with a shoulder injury. Can chip in a bit across the board without hurting you when healthy.
Gavin Sheets- Could force his way into the Padres’ batting lineup with his huge spring performance. Offers dual eligibility 1B,OF.
Jordan Beck- Has power and speed but doesn’t hit enough for it to matter. Still young so could improve.
Jeff Mcneil- Fortunate if he provides double digit homers OR steals. Should play a decent amount and does give nice dual eligibility 2B,OF.
Tirso Ornelas- Looks like the real deal but doesn’t have a path to playing time.
Zac Veen- Looks like a top prospect but no current path to playing time. Power and impressive speed.
Starling Marte- Still a pretty good hitter with great speed but seems like he won’t get much playing time.
Mauricio Dubon- Offers a good average with minimal power and speed. Triple Eligibility 1B,2B,OF.
Mike Yastrzemski- Decent pop and counting stats but with a low batting average.
Jhonkensy Noel- Can really hit the ball… when he hits it. I don’t think he’ll hit enough.
Jake Meyers- A little power and speed with a crumby average.
Kyle Stowers- Has some pop but that’s about it.
