Scott Heineman

Heineman was promoted to the big leagues for the first time in 2019 after tearing up Triple-A pitching to the tune of a .340 average. He didn't fare nearly as well during his initial campaign in the majors, slashing .213/.306/.373 in 85 plate appearances. However, the tepid average was due in part to a paltry .264 BABIP, and it's logical to expect Heineman's numbers to come up with continued chances at the big-league level as he wielded a solid bat throughout his time in the minors, posting a career .303 average in 411 games. While the 27-year-old doesn't have awe-inspiring power, he reached double-digit home runs in all but one of his minor-league seasons and can impact the game with his speed, notching as many as 30 steals in a season. Heineman isn't guaranteed a major-league roster spot in 2020 and is unlikely to challenge for a starting gig, but he could carve out consistent at-bats in a reserve role.