Jeremy De La Rosa

One of the nice things about being a good prospect in an organization with a terrible farm system is that you get more national attention and more opportunities within the organization than you might in another org. De La Rosa, one of Washington's top international signees in 2018, got such an opportunity last summer, as he was invited to the alternate training site despite having never played above the Gulf Coast League -- he was aggressively assigned to the GCL for his pro debut in 2019 and was better than league average (108 wRC+). He showcased impressive power to all fields while at the alternate training site, and power figures to be his top tool as he moves up the ladder. He is also a great athlete with above-average speed, so there is a lot to like here in dynasty leagues. De La Rosa, 19, has been given challenging assignments at every turn, and has yet to fall flat. He should head to Low-A in 2021.