Aaron Bracho

Bracho received $1.5 million as part of the Indians' July 2, 2017 international signing class, but he missed all of 2018 with an arm injury. He proved to be worth the wait, walking more (16.8 BB%) than he struck out (15.3 K%) while hitting for average (.296) and power (.296 ISO) in the AZL. With an already bad body (think Jason Kipnis or Brian Dozier), Bracho's offense will always be ahead of his defense at second base, but he will be an everyday player if he comes close to his offensive ceiling. His flyball rate was a little too high (well over 50%), and that could compromise his potentially plus hit tool if he doesn't make an adjustment. The most impressive aspect of his debut was his ability to walk at such a high clip while also selling out for power when he swung. There will undoubtedly be an adjustment period for Bracho sooner than later, but his four-category upside is through the roof.