Brooks Lee

Lee alternated between second base, third base and shortstop last season, but he's set to take over as the everyday shortstop for the Twins after the trade of Carlos Correa. He was underwhelming at the plate last year in his sophomore season with a .655 OPS, though he did hit 16 home runs. He has a good eye at the plate and makes excellent contact (just a 17.5% K%) but struggled to generate power in the majors with a 28.0% hard hit rate. He hit just .236 which is surprisingly low given his high contact rate (81.1%) and 75th percentile in Square-up%, per Baseball Savant. It's not clear if he'll have the glove to stick at shortstop as he was -8 in Defensive Runs Saved and was in the 15th percentile in Range (outs above average). Lee does have a high pedigree as the No. 8 overall pick in 2022 and hit .299 with a .923 OPS at Triple-A over the previous two seasons. His upside may be as a better real life player than in fantasy given his lack of power or steals. Read Past Outlooks