Chris Reed

Even when Reed was initially drafted with the 16th overall pick in the 2011 draft, the industry consensus pitted him as a future reliever given his lack of command/control. Despite putting up a 3.22 ERA in 137 innings at Double-A Chattanooga, and sporting three average-or-better pitches, the smart money is still on Reed ending up in a big league bullpen. His 9.5% walk rate at Double-A and 9.7% walk rate in 22.1 innings at Triple-A Oklahoma City were comfortably the best rates of his career, but without overpowering stuff, the bullpen could be a better fit. As a lefty who can induce weak contact, Reed will be an asset at some point for the Dodgers. However, his fantasy value hinges on him remaining a starter, an outcome that is yet to be determined.