Collins led the Brewers' Triple-A Nashville affiliate with an .861 OPS last season, slugging 14 home runs and stealing 24 bases along the way. That earned the 27-year-old his first promotion to the big leagues, where he looked overmatched in striking out in 10 of his 19 plate appearances. As a diminutive, switch hitter capable of playing all over the field, Collins is a utility player straight out of casting. However, his only real plus skill is his eye at the plate, and indications are that that skill might not translate at the major-league level where pitchers aren't afraid to challenge him. Read Past Outlooks