Eric Jagielo

Jagielo struggled through his first couple of professional seasons after being selected in the first round of the 2013 draft, but showed some signs of turning things around in 2015. A weak average hitter at High-A, the 23-year-old hit .284 at Double-A and showed a marked improvement against southpaws – he hit .239 against lefties in 2014 but upped that to .306 in 2015. His strikeout rate remained an issue, striking out 58 times in 58 games, but the biggest concern is his health. Jagielo missed time in 2014 with an oblique injury and had his season cut short once again in 2015, injuring his knee in mid-June, holding him out for the rest of the minor-league campaign as well as the Arizona Fall League. The Reds acquired Jagielo as part of the Aroldis Chapman deal with the Yankees in December, where his path to playing time at third base is less obstructed if he proves capable of handling the defensive rigors of the hot corner. Look for him to begin 2016 for his new organization at Triple-A Louisville.