Pedro Gonzalez

Gonzalez has been on the radar of dynasty-league owners for a couple years now, as a high-profile international signee in 2014 with the type of offensive upside that is tough to find at any level of the minors. Last season was the closest he has come to showing that upside on the field, and it led to him being dealt to Texas in a deadline deal that sent Jonathan Lucroy to Colorado. He finished sixth among teenagers in the Pioneer League in ISO (.198) -- an encouraging sign, as lofty raw power projections are what has driven his perceived fantasy value. His .432 BABIP was largely responsible for what was easily a career-high .321 batting average, and his hit tool is still the one big concern. That said, he improved his strikeout rate last season and upped his walk rate. Most impressively, he utilized an all-fields approach for the first time in his career, so he legitimately improved across the board as a hitter last season. He is still four or five years from the majors, but cleanup-hitting upside remains in play.