Braxton Davidson

There are safer hitters in the Braves’ system, but none of them can match Davidson’s power potential. Rome is one of the toughest places to hit home runs in the South Atlantic League, and Davidson managed 10 home runs in 494 plate appearances in his age 18-19 season. His hit tool will be what makes or breaks his ability to stick as a big league regular, but if he can hit .250, he has the approach and power to offer Jay Bruce level production in his prime. After posting an impressive 15.7% walk rate in the Gulf Coast League, he followed that up with an even more impressive 17.0% walk rate at Low-A. This allowed him to post a .381 OBP despite hitting just .242. The fringey hit tool makes this a pretty risky profile, but in leagues where more than 150 prospects are owned, his power potential makes him a worthwhile flier. Davidson will head to High-A to begin 2016 as a 19-year-old.