Bryan Ramos

Among minor-league hitters 20 and under, Ramos was tied with Diego Cartaya and Deyvison De Los Santos for sixth with 22 home runs. Ramos amassed those home runs in 120 games across High-A and Double-A and he did so with a 16.6 K% and 81.3 Contact%. He aggressively looks to pull the ball early in the count, but he is adept at getting the ball in the air (GB% under 40%), so it works for him. The 6-foot-3 Cuban third baseman could be tracking toward a plus hit tool with plus power, but even if he falls a little short of that, his bat should be good enough for him to play every day given his solid defense. He was added to the 40-man roster and should return to Double-A for the start of his age-21 season. With normal luck on balls in play (.242 BABIP at Double-A last year), Ramos could have a breakout year in the upper levels of the minors. Read Past Outlooks