Donavan Tate

Tate, the 2009 third overall pick, finally made his professional debut in 2010, and, as expected, it was full of injuries. Since being drafted he's suffered a sports hernia, a broken jaw in an ATV accident, a sprained shoulder, a shot to the head from a baseball and a serious stomach virus. When he was on the field, he struggled with a .222/.336/.344 batting line and strikeouts in nearly half of his at-bats in the Arizona Rookie League. Still, Tate is a very physically gifted prospect with an extremely high ceiling. Those in keeper leagues should wait until he proves he can stay healthy before thinking about buying into the hype.

The third pick in the 2009 draft, Tate was expensive thanks to the need to sign him away from a football scholarship. He then required surgery to repair a sports hernia, and suffered a broken jaw in an ATV accident in December. Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln.... Tate has the tools you'd expect from a two-sport athlete taken at No. 3, but his career is stuck in neutral for now. If your league is deep enough to consider players such as this, look a bit further down the draft list for value.