Drew Waters

Drew Waters hit a solo home run in the Braves Spring Training opener.

Fantasy Impact

The former second-round pick was once one of the top prospects in baseball. Unfortunately, Waters stock has fallen and he has not made his MLB debut despite making it to Triple-A in 2019. 2022 will be a big season for Waters.

Braves prospect OF Drew Water hit his third homer in his past two games on Wednesday night while playing for Triple-A Gwinnett.

Fantasy Impact

Waters if a combined 7-for-10 with four extra-base hits over his past two games. The 22-year-old was off to a very slow start this season, but he has since gone on a tear. Let this serve as a reminder of how early in the minor league season it still is. We anticipate Waters making his big league debut later this summer if all goes well.

Braves OF prospect Drew Waters (oblique) has begun playing in games at minor league camp.

Fantasy Impact

The 22-year-old suffered an oblique strain this spring but he continues to progress. Waters could make his MLB debut sometime this summer if all goes well.

Drew Waters was called upon to pinch-hit for Cristian Pache in Friday's game against the Twins and came through with a two-run double.

Fantasy Impact

Waters may not be on the radar quite yet unless you are in a dynasty format but the team has plans for his future. He is unlikely to see much major-league action this year unless there is an injury or trade but his time is coming.

The Atlanta Braves have announced their spring training non-roster invitees, which includes their #2 prospect, Drew Waters.

Fantasy Impact

Waters, who is also the MLB's 26th overall prospect, looks to build upon his success in moving quickly through the organization. The 2017 second-round draft pick has got a somewhat crowded field in front of him at the moment, including the Braves' top prospect, Cristian Pache (who is already on the 40-man roster), so he'll likely begin the season at Triple-A until the big club is in need of his services. Keen fantasy owners should keep an eye on Waters because, when he is finally called upon, he could deliver some under the radar production in this potent Braves lineup.