Wilderd Patino

While Patino's tools set him apart from most of his peers, he currently only has one impact fantasy tool: plus speed. He has a chance to be a plus or double-plus defensive center fielder, so he figures to hang around real-life prospect rankings for the next couple years even if his bat is slow to develop. While he logged a 134 wRC+ in his age-17/18 season in the AZL, that success was driven by an unsustainably high .462 BABIP. He is fast enough to beat out infield hits, especially against weaker defenders, but he hit the ball on the ground 59.7% of the time, which is awful. At 6-foot-1, 175 pounds, he has a chance to tap into average or better power, but it will require a change to his bat path, which is easier said than done. This is where a player-development staff earns its money. Patino could be a top-50 prospect in a year or two if he makes the necessary adjustments at the plate.