Javy Guerra

Quite simply, Guerra had the most disappointing season of any hitting prospect in baseball last year. He had the third-worst slugging percentage (.325) among qualified California League hitters and the fifth-most strikeouts (141) in the league, which is obviously an awful combination. He is not a particularly great defender at shortstop or an asset on the bases, so if he is not getting on base at a solid clip or hitting for power, it is awfully hard for him to impact the game in a positive way. As Guerra will be 21 heading into next season and assigned to either High-A or Double-A, he can hardly be written off. That said, it would be incredibly difficult to get anything of value for him in a dynasty league this offseason despite the fact that he opened 2016 as a consensus top-60 prospect. Despite the Padres adding him to the 40-man roster this offseason, he can be cut loose in fantasy leagues where 200 or fewer prospects are rostered.