Jarrod Dyson

Given a regular role in Arizona's lineup, Dyson leads the NL with 22 steals. A surprising early power spike predictably waned, but his six homers still sets a career high. Although average has also fallen right around his career .251 clip, the 34-year-old remains a rare source of walks and steady speed worth rostering in any five-outfielder league.

Dyson is by no means a power hitter with just 5 first-half homers and 18 RBIs, but he is what everyone wanted out of Billy Hamilton with 20 steals, 40 runs and a bad, but not terrible batting average. Judging by the demand for steals, Dyson is well worth scooping up.