Griffin Conine

When you're in the Marlins organization and your dad's nickname is literally Mr. Marlin, there's plenty of pressure on you to reach the big leagues. Conine pulled it off in 2024 and settled in nicely as a regular over the final month of the season, collecting a .777 OPS while cranking three home runs in 89 trips to the plate. The 27-year-old probably has more raw power than his old man, but unfortunately he did not inherit his dad's contact skills. Conine struck out at a rate of 31.5 percent during his cup of coffee in Miami, and his 34.8 percent rate from the minors is even worse. The list of players with that level of swing and miss who are able to stick in the majors is short, so Conine is, in all likelihood, a Quad-A type player. However, the Marlins aren't exactly teeming with offensive options, so he could get a shot to defy the odds. Read Past Outlooks