Jordan Groshans

A future third baseman totaling seven home runs and a .158 ISO in 75 games is hardly ideal, but there are reasons to think Groshans' future is still bright. Of the eight qualified hitters who were under 22 and at least 20 percent better than league average at Double-A, Groshans trailed only Triston Casas, Miguel Vargas and Alek Thomas in BB/K (0.56). Consistently getting to his plus raw power is a weakness, but he has excellent plate skills and youth is on his side. Groshans has the look of a power hitter, measuring in at a chiseled 6-foot-3, 205 pounds. He also finished the season particularly strong, hitting .405 and slugging .643 with two home runs, five strikeouts and three walks over his final 11 games. As with most third base prospects, speed is not a part of his game. He will head to Triple-A for his age-22 season intent on checking that last box of his development: getting to enough power to profile comfortably as an everyday option at the hot corner.