Jared Oliva

Oliva, a plus runner, has averaged 34.5 steals (79.3% success rate) over the past two seasons and is a few good months at Triple-A away from the majors, so he is relevant in dynasty and redraft leagues. His numbers at High-A and Double-A were almost identical -- he looks like a good, not great, hitter with little power, big-time speed and a solid handle of the strike zone. That's mostly true, but he shows off 55-grade pull-side power in batting practice, so he could hit double-digit home runs over a full MLB season. Prospectors have been aware of Oliva for years, but a big Arizona Fall League performance was his coming out party. He hit .312/.413/.473 with a 19:14 K:BB and easily paced the AFL with 11 steals on 12 tries in 26 games. After playing in pitcher-friendly parks for the last two years, he was finally in a hitter's haven and it showed. With Pittsburgh rebuilding, Oliva should get a look this year.