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1. A.J. Pollock, CF
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After hitting an impressive .315/.367/.498 with 20 homers last season, A.J. Pollock should be a force at the top of the D-Backs' lineup once again. Pollock's 6.6 fWAR also ranked fourth among all MLB outfielders last season.
After hitting an impressive .315/.367/.498 with 20 homers last season, A.J. Pollock should be a force at the top of the D-Backs' lineup once again. Pollock's 6.6 fWAR also ranked fourth among all MLB outfielders last season.
2. David Peralta, RF
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Fresh off of a season in which he hit a rock-solid .312/.371/.522 with 17 homers, David Peralta should solidify a corner outfield spot once again. Peralta's .893 OPS ranked fifth among all qualified MLB outfielders in 2015.
Fresh off of a season in which he hit a rock-solid .312/.371/.522 with 17 homers, David Peralta should solidify a corner outfield spot once again. Peralta's .893 OPS ranked fifth among all qualified MLB outfielders in 2015.
3. Paul Goldschmidt, 1B
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After another monster season in which he hit .321/.435/.570 with 33 home runs, Paul Goldschmidt is now considered by many to be one of the best hitters in the game. Goldschmidt finished second in the NL MVP voting last year.
After another monster season in which he hit .321/.435/.570 with 33 home runs, Paul Goldschmidt is now considered by many to be one of the best hitters in the game. Goldschmidt finished second in the NL MVP voting last year.
4. Yasmany Tomas, LF
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In his first season stateside, Yasmany Tomas hit a solid .273/.305/.401 with nine homers, but he should have to potential to do much, much more. Tomas was a .290/.345/.504 hitter throughout his career in Cuba.
In his first season stateside, Yasmany Tomas hit a solid .273/.305/.401 with nine homers, but he should have to potential to do much, much more. Tomas was a .290/.345/.504 hitter throughout his career in Cuba.
5. Jake Lamb, 3B
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After hitting a solid .263/.331/.386 with six homers last season, Jake Lamb could be primed to build on his success. Lamb was a .321/.408/.552 hitter over his minor league career.
After hitting a solid .263/.331/.386 with six homers last season, Jake Lamb could be primed to build on his success. Lamb was a .321/.408/.552 hitter over his minor league career.
6. Welington Castillo, C
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After hitting .255/.317/.496 with 17 homers through just 80 games with the D-Backs in 2015, Welington Castillo should be a sturdy and dependable catcher again this coming season.
After hitting .255/.317/.496 with 17 homers through just 80 games with the D-Backs in 2015, Welington Castillo should be a sturdy and dependable catcher again this coming season.
7. Jean Segura, SS
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Acquired in an offseason trade with the Milwaukee Brewers, Jean Segura only hit .257/.281/.336 last year, but he is just a few years removed from a breakout 2013 campaign. Segura should be capable of doing a fine job at shortstop for the Snakes.
Acquired in an offseason trade with the Milwaukee Brewers, Jean Segura only hit .257/.281/.336 last year, but he is just a few years removed from a breakout 2013 campaign. Segura should be capable of doing a fine job at shortstop for the Snakes.
8. Chris Owings, 2B
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After undergoing shoulder surgery in October of 2014, Chris Owings hit only .227/.264/.322 through 147 games last year. Still, he is only 24 years old and was a .291/.321/.438 hitter in the minors.
After undergoing shoulder surgery in October of 2014, Chris Owings hit only .227/.264/.322 through 147 games last year. Still, he is only 24 years old and was a .291/.321/.438 hitter in the minors.
9. Zack Greinke, P
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After finishing second in the NL Cy Young voting last year and then signing a reported six-year, $206.5 million deal with Arizona, Zack Greinke is poised to be the ace and lead this rotation in 2016.
After finishing second in the NL Cy Young voting last year and then signing a reported six-year, $206.5 million deal with Arizona, Zack Greinke is poised to be the ace and lead this rotation in 2016.