Aroon

Escobar

None of them is older than 23 years old or has played any minor league ball above Double-A, so they were highly unlikely to force their way onto the 40-man roster. Campbell is the team’s 19th-ranked prospect, according to FanGraph’s rankings, while Rincon ranks 28th, and Escobar ranks 4th. Escobar is just 21 years old and should begin this season in Double-A.

Escobar has blossomed into one of the more intriguing prospects in the dynasty landscape this season, slashing .285/.377/.452 with 11 homers and 10 steals across 69 games for Low-A Clearwater. The 20-year-old infield prospect has posted some impressive exit velocity data this season and has struck out only 16 percent of the time in 316 plate appearances. He’s a top-50 prospect for dynasty purposes heading into the All-Star break.

One of the fastest-rising prospects in the dynasty landscape this season, Escobar has been tearing the cover off the ball, hitting .328/.429/.573 with eight homers and one steal through 33 games at Low-A Clearwater. The 20-year-old makes a ton of hard contact with above-average exit velocity data relative to his age and level and boasts impressive long-term power potential. There’s a legitimate chance he’s a top-25 range prospect for dynasty purposes by midseason.