Brian Mundell

There is not enough upside or performance at an age-appropriate level for Mundell to be targeted heavily heading into 2017, but he did enough last year to be squarely on the radar in deeper dynasty leagues. A 22-year-old first baseman playing half his games in Low-A Asheville should be expected to dominate at the plate, and Mundell did just that, posting a 152 wRC+, 9.2 percent walk rate and 13.6 percent strikeout rate. Taking advantage of hitter-friendly conditions is a time-honored tradition for Rockies prospects, and Mundell figures to post even more impressive numbers at Lancaster in 2017. His minor league numbers will overstate his big league potential in the coming years, which opens up an opportunity to sell high in leagues with less seasoned owners. The big question is whether he can hit for enough power to succeed as a rare right-handed first baseman. His ceiling is that of a .285 hitter with 20-homer pop and a few Coors-induced .300 seasons mixed in.