Max Schrock

Schrock was selected in the 13th round of the 2015 draft out of South Carolina by the Washington Nationals, but the draft slot was deceiving. He did nothing but rake during the 2016 campaign, hitting .333 with nine home runs and 68 RBI in 121 games between Low-A Hagerstown and High-A Potomac for the Nats. He also swiped 22 bags over that span. Washington dealt him to the A's for bullpen help in the form of Mark Rzepczynski at the end of August, and Schrock finished the season at Double-A Midland. He will likely return there to begin the 2017 season. Despite a lack of size at 5-foot-8, 180 pounds, Schrock has shown more pop than expected from the left side of the plate. Most impressively, he has a career 58:44 K:BB in 706 minor league at-bats. It is not a toolsy profile, and he is likely unowned in the majority of dynasty leagues, but his approach and well-rounded skill set makes him one of the more intriguing second base prospects in the upper levels of the minors.