Jonatan Clase

The headline prospect Seattle sent to Toronto at the deadline in exchange for a couple months of Yimi Garcia, Clase fits better on a rebuilding team than a contending team due to his lack of high-end reads in the outfield and an approach at the plate that needs refinement. However, the switch hitter has 99th percentile sprint speed and 219 steals on 267 attempts (82% success rate) in 407 minor-league games. He's unlikely to ever hit 20-plus homers in a season, but Clase has 12 homers and a .439 slugging percentage in 94 Triple-A games, so he's not a zero in the power department. He doesn't turn 23 until late May, so he's ahead of schedule and should still be getting better on both sides of the ball. Clase has a chance to really move the needle in rotisserie leagues as a rookie, even if he's only playing regularly for a six or eight-week stretch, due to his ability to rack up steals in short stretches. He's got the upside to do so without tanking your team's power or batting average. Read Past Outlooks