Nobody hit the ball harder late in 2015 than Lucas Duda did. With a steadily increasing flyball rate at his disposal, it's a fact that makes him a 40-HR breakout sleeper for 2016.

Post-hype Brandon Maurer started to put it all together out of the bullpen in 2015 before a shoulder ailment shut him down. If healthy, rotation spot-chasing Maurer enters 2016 as a sleeper breakout target in deep leagues.

The emergence of Chris Coghlan from utility-type to a multi-skilled OF makes him one of many attractive LIMA targets heading into 2016.

Zach Davies is one of several young and skilled SP whose ambiguous 2016 roles make them prime targets for those looking to build a LIMA staff with tons of profit potential.

Former BOS catching prospect Ryan Lavarnway is one of several batting non-roster invitees who have the upside to provide value in a part-time role in 2016.

Cory Luebke is one of several formerly promising starting pitchers coming off their second Tommy John surgery who will try to win a roster spot as a non-roster invitee in spring camp.

Derek Dietrich's intriguing raw power/speed combination gives him some hidden post-hype breakout potential in 2016.

Flamethrower Yordano Ventura was one of several young SP who started to put it all together after the 2015 All-Star Break.

The across-the-board surge of Dexter Fowler after the 2015 All-Star break gives hope that he hasn't peaked yet.

Tyler Lyons flew under the radar in a swingman role in 2015. Digging deeper, he's one of several SP whose ball% and xCtl make them hidden profit targets in 2016 drafts.

The huge plate control gains of Jose Ramirez late in 2015 give him sneaky profit potential heading into 2016.