The rumored headliner in a Manny Machado trade before the Dodgers topped the offer, Medina flashed tantalizing upside during a second straight 100-plus-inning season. There were bumps along the way, but he had three starts with 10-plus strikeouts, utilizing a 93-95 mph fastball with good life, a low-80s slider and an 88-mph changeup -- all of which could be plus pitches. If we forget about his rough April, Medina had a 3.59 ERA, 1.17 WHIP and 117:31 K:BB in 102.2 innings. He had five starts with game scores under 25 (really bad), with several of those coming directly after some of his longest outings of the season, prompting questions about how the 6-foot-1, 175-pound righty would hold up over a 170- or 180-inning MLB season. Medina turned 22 in December and will make his Double-A debut this year, so he is relatively old for a prospect who never went to college. He will be electric in the big leagues, but his eventual role remains unclear. Read Past Outlooks