Max White

It is hard to view 2015 as anything other than a breakout season for White, but there are reasons for pessimism. He slashed .306/.425/.524 with nine home runs and 34 steals in 304 plate appearances with Low-A Asheville, which would already be somewhat suspicious for someone who had never posted an OPS above .675 at any level where he played more than five games. White’s 2015 numbers become even more dubious when his .429 BABIP and the hitter-friendly environments of Asheville are factored in. He is also entering his age-22 season and has not played above Low-A, which is a bit of a red flag for a player who was a second round pick out of high school in 2012. In super deep dynasty leagues White could be intriguing based on his speed and future home ballpark, but it would be wise to read very little into his productive 2015 campaign.