unlikely he can rate +10 again. He’s also had the same hand injury on each side the past two seasons, definitely concerning for a switch-hitter.

Alex (30) – Before his injury Sandoval was continuing right where he left off last season. He’s always had great plate discipline, and in 104 plate appearances that continued. He walked 7% of the time, and only struck out in 9% of the time. The power also returns, as his .221 ISO shows. He had a .313 BABIP, which shows that his current performance was sustainable. The Giants will need him to return as soon as possible, which is likely around mid-June.

28 – Zack Greinke – SP – MIL – MLB (64)
Lee (29) – Owner of some of the best peripherals in the league,nothing to get concerned about. He hasn’t been known as a groundball pitcher, but the last three seasons he’s seen his GB% increase, currently sitting at 50%. He has a 1.75 FIP, but that’s likely to increase eventually. There’s a chance that it goes above his 2.34 xFIP, but he should still have a great season.

27 – Curtis Granderson – CF – NYY – MLB (23)
Lee (36) – Since the second half of 2010, Granderson has re-established himself as a top-flight offensive outfielder. His home runs have shot up, at the expense of many skills however. His K rate is near 25%, a combination of his low swing rate and decreasing Contact%. His BABIP has dropped with the addition of flyballs, though his batted ball profile is much