Garcia signed with St. Louis for $2.5 million in February of 2017, and his success in Cuba's Serie Nacional quickly translated stateside. He mastered Double-A (124 wRC+) and held his own over 40 games at Triple-A (110 wRC+), which is exactly what he should have done, as he turns 25 in March. Garcia's plus speed is his best fantasy tool, and he also has the potential to hit .270 with 15-to-20 homers over a full season. If the Cardinals maintained the status quo and continued to cycle through one- and two-win outfielders, Garcia would have likely gotten his shot at some point in 2018. However, they wisely acquired Marcell Ozuna from Miami, opting for a true impact player that they weren't going to produce from within. That gives St. Louis three everyday outfielders and a handful at Triple-A or on the big-league bench waiting for an injury. Garcia may end up being a better all-around player than Randal Grichuk, Harrison Bader or Tyler O'Neill, but all three are ahead of him on the organizational depth chart entering the season.