Adrian Sanchez

Sanchez's yo-yo 2019 campaign included eight callups to the majors, though he collectively tallied only 31 at-bats with the Nationals. As in his previous big-league stints, the Venezuelan infielder showed limited patience at the plate -- he has taken a scant three walks in 166 career plate appearances -- while wielding a tepid bat. The .226/.250/.226 slash line Sanchez registered last season gave Washington little reason to keep him on the major-league roster for more than brief intervals, but his performance was no surprise given the lack of power and on-base skills on his minor-league resume. Once a stolen base threat -- he notched back-to-back 25-steal seasons early in his career -- Sanchez now barely reaches double-digits and has yet to swipe a bag in the majors. He did hit a healthy .316 in Double-A ball in 2019, but there's no reason to expect a major-league breakthrough in his age-29 season.