Daniel Castro

The utility infielder shuttled between Triple-A Gwinnett and the Braves' big league roster throughout the entirety of the 2016 season. Castro has never been a great hitter at any level during his professional career and last year was no different. In 229 plate appearances with Gwinnett, Castro hit three home runs and slashed .257/.279/.346. His 130 at-bats with the Braves were considerably worse. The 23-year-old finished with a .200 average and a slugging percentage of .208. Castro had just one extra-base hit on the season in his 139 major league plate appearances. He is not very fleet of foot, either, as he has just one stolen base in his last 80 MLB games. His future outlook is aided by the fact that he is a plus defender, but he is highly unlikely to provide any sort of fantasy value in the near future.