Corey Seager has posted some of the best stats and skills in the game when healthy in 2020.

Tyler O'Neill's low batting average and lack of steady at-bats have kept him on the waiver wire in many leagues, but his excellent small-sample plate skills and Statcast metrics make him an excellent hold/target.

J.P. Crawford's quick start to the season hasn't received the attention of guys like Kyle Lewis and Luis Robert, but his underlying skills suggest it represents another point on his growth curve.

Ildemaro Vargas is an example of a bench bat with the potential to turn heads as the 2020 season goes along.

Yoenis Cespedes is one of several NL bats whose market value has soared during summer camp.

The big summer camp of former top prospect Kyle Lewis (RF, SEA) has made him one of the most intriguing draft speculations heading into 2020.

Jesse Winker's upper-tier skill flashes in 2019 make him an intriguing short-season target heading into 2020.

Mike Ford's excellent finish to the 2019 season gives him some hidden intrigue heading into a shortened 2020.

Jordan Luplow's big September and elite production and skills against lefties give him the profile of a premium end-gamer heading into 2020 drafts.

The modest multi-category returns posted by Raimel Tapia in 2019 are at risk in 2020 given his marginal plate skills and underwhelming batted ball metrics.

The healthy version of Yandy Diaz in 2019 featured a mix of power and plate discipline that makes him one of the better overlooked 2020 breakout targets in the game.