Outman looked like a potential star in 2023 when he hit 23 home runs as a rookie in 151 games with a .790 OPS (and a 117+ wRC+), but he struggled the next two seasons with the Dodgers by hitting .137 with six home runs in 75 games with a .514 OPS. The Twins decided to take a shot on a rebound by trading for him in July as he's continued to be productive in the minors. He hit .281 with 23 home runs and .945 OPS between the two organizations at Triple-A. Outman didn't show much in Minnesota as he hit just .147 with a .558 OPS and four home runs in 37 games. Outman's issue has been strikeouts as he had a 42.6% K% last season, has never been below 31.9% in a season in the majors and even had a 30% K% at Triple-A last season. He has above average bat speed and can steal bases which can pay dividends for fantasy teams. However, he may not be able to stay in a lineup and could be a batting average risk due to his swing-and-miss issues. He'll get another shot at finding a steady role with the Twins this spring, but could end up just being Triple-A depth. Read Past Outlooks