Montes is a classic right field prospect, with a hulking 6-foot-3 frame, light tower power, a big arm and plenty of swing and miss. He turned 20 in October and is already listed at 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, so there's a chance he may end up at first base or designated hitter in time. A lefty slugger, Montes struck out less than expected (19.1 K%) during a near-flawless run at Single-A Modesto and then his K-rate jumped to a more illustrative 29.6 percent while he slashed .260/.378/.427 with eight home runs in 51 games for High-A Everett. We can probably rule out the really high-end outcomes and retire the Yordan Alvarez comps, as Montes appears to be firmly power-over-hit, but he could still do enough damage to hit fourth or fifth in the lineup while providing more value in OBP leagues than batting average leagues. Read Past Outlooks