Moises Gomez

Gomez was below league average against rookie-level pitching in 2016 and 2017, but broke out as a 19-year-old in the Midwest League. He ranked first in the league in LD% (25.4), third in ISO (.223) and ninth in wRC+ (131) while spraying the ball with authority to all fields. Gomez also struck out four times as often as he walked, so he will need to improve his pitch recognition in order to have success in the upper levels. At best, Gomez will be a four-category force who does not steal bases. He is already listed at 5-foot-11, 200 pounds, and has a very thick lower half, so it would be an accomplishment if he is a passable corner outfielder by the time he reaches the majors. Tampa Bay had a couple unique prospects who climbed multiple levels last year, but Gomez figures to be a classic Rays prospect who spends a full year at each level, so he may not reach the big leagues until 2021 or 2022.