Miguelangel Sierra

For someone just glancing at Sierra's production in the Appalachian League, it would seem that he is one of the more exciting shortstop prospects in the lower levels of the minors. After all, he hit 11 home runs with a 170 wRC+ in 144 plate appearances, and his .343 BABIP suggests his .289 average was somewhat sustainable. Unfortunately, that stat line oversells the power potential, so Sierra might be a bit overvalued right now in dynasty leagues. He sold out a little for that pop, and projects to offer closer to average power in the majors, not plus power, which his 31-game run with Greenville hints at. He has solid tools across the board, and has a good shot at sticking at shortstop, so he is certainly a player of interest in deeper dynasty leagues if he is not being treated like a future 30-homer bat, which he is not.