a catcher much longer. There is only one significant catching prospect in front of Francisco is Tony Wolters who is in AA. He can hold down the fort for Mejia to develop and arrive in the majors around 2018. You do not want to sleep on this guy because he will likely be a Top 100 prospect going into 2015. Even if his defense doesn’t develop to stay behind the plate, his raw power will still bring him value regardless of what position he ends up settling into at the major league level.

Deivi Grullon, PHI (18)

Grullon was signed as an international free agent and debuted in 2013 Rookie ball as a 17-year-old. He sported a respectable .273/.333/.364 in 132 plate appearances last season. He was promoted to full-seasonmost league including dynasty leagues so you should pick him or try to get him cheap if you have long-term developmental rosters in your league. Deivi will likely become a hot prospect that everyone will know about in a year or two. Get him while you can.

Chance Sisco, BAL (19)

Sisco is actually a converted SS. It’s not often that a high school prep star learns a new position in pro ball, but that is what Sisco is doing. He already has an advanced approach at the plate as a teenager as he blew up the Gulf Coast league in his first taste after being drafted in the 2nd round of the 2013 amateur draft. He combined at two levels in 2013 short season ball to hit .363 with