BA Staff

Yankees shortstop was chosen but will not play after being suspended

Yoan Moncada has among the loudest tools across the board in the game

Josh Naylor has tremendous juice from the left side

Jorge Bonifacio has transformed into a power-over-hit player

Eloy Jimenez’s calling card is his prodigious power

Tyler O’Neill’s power that could eventually make Safeco Field look small

Manuel Margot combines a contact-fueled offensive game with above-average defensive skills

Tapia has superb hand-eye coordination and an usual batting style

Phil Bickford’s fastball is one of the best in the minors more for its running life

Chargois is one of the hardest-throwing relievers in the minors

Carson Fulmer has excellent stuff, but his high-tempo, high-energy delivery is hard to keep under control

Amir Garrett possesses a 90-95 mph fastball and above-average slider

Hader’s hides the ball well and his low arm slot makes it hard for hitters to pick up the ball

Hoffman has premium velocity and his fastball is just as notable for breaking bats as missing them

Joe Musgrove has quality stuff–his 92-95 mph fastball and slider are both above average pitches

Nate Smith is a back-end rotation type who succeeds with average stuff

Stewart brings big power and a boatload of strikeouts

Sisco has always been known as a hitter first, but his catching skills have progressed

Bregman is showing more power as the Astros prepare him for a callup

Calhoun has a special ability to control the barrel and hammer the ball