Arizona Fall League

Covered by: Rhys White

Nick Morabito, CF NYM (AFL)

3-for-3, 2 RBI, BB, SB

The White Sox opening day center fielder right here...if the Mets don't protect him from the Rule 5. The White Sox got Shane Smith in last year's Rule 5, which I did well sniffing out, as he would be solid. Look at me giving myself a round of applause. But in all seriousness, if the Mets don't protect Morabito, I think he would be a very high selection. He can do a bit of everything on a baseball field and may have some deep league viability if he ends up on a bad team.

124 PLIVE+, Peak Projection: 8 HR, 42 SB, 8.3% BB, 23.9% K, .254/.323/.353, 93 wRC+

Kevin McGonigle, 3B DET (AFL)

1-for-5, 3B, R, RBI

Just casual, best or second-best prospect in baseball stuff right here. Kevin McGonigle is going to look so good hitting at the top of the lineup for the Tigers on Opening Day, after Skubal signs a lifetime extension, and they sign Alex Bregman and Michael King. A man can dream, okay.

177 PLIVE+, Peak Projection: 23 HR, 14 SB, 12.0% BB, 12.8% K, .285/.369/.491, 141 wRC+

Carson Roccaforte, CF KCR (AFL)

1-for-3, HR, R, 2 RBI

Buy into Roccaforte in some of your deep sicko leagues. I talk with some of you—I know how deep some of your leagues are. Roccaforte has a bit of everything, and with some upper minors experience, maybe another team trades for him. He can play all three outfield spots, and that in itself provides a lot of value. Interestingly enough, he doesn't swing; a 39.7% swing rate is rather low. I just got done watching Héctor Rodriguez of the Reds, and he swings 20% more than he does. The duality of prospects, I guess.

107 PLIVE+, Peak Projection: 14 HR, 28 SB, 10.1% BB, 32.5% K, .202/.283/.340, 76 wRC+