Chase Vallot

Each year, only a handful of teenagers hit double-digit homers at Low-A. Four top-100 dynasty league prospects did it last year: Eloy Jimenez, Brendan Rodgers, Austin Riley and Luis Alexander Basabe. The other prospect to accomplish the feat was Vallot, who missed time with elbow and head injuries, and actually led that group by homering once every 25.4 plate appearances. Unlike those other four prospects, Vallot was repeating the level after showing power and little else during his first crack in 2015. Secondly, even after repeating the level, it's clear that he has the worst hit tool and the most swing-and-miss (35.8 percent strikeout rate) of this small collection of prospects. The best-case scenario is that Vallot turns himself into a .250 hitter at the highest level, but he is more likely to plateau around .230. However, he has 70-grade raw power, and at catcher that could allow him to be a top-10 fantasy option annually.