Lourdes Gurriel Jr.

The Blue Jays demoted Gurriel, who was hitting .175 with no homers and 12 strikeouts in 44 plate appearances. It's a surprising development for a talented youngster who hit .281/.309/.446 as a rookie last season. Toronto may just want to rebuild his confidence with a short minor league stay, but there are too many productive second basemen available (Adam Frazier, Jeff McNeil, Niko Goodrum, Brandon Lowe, Chad Pinder) to save a spot for Gurriel in standard mixed leagues.

On a 162-game pace, Gurriel was a 27 homer hitter with a .281 batting average and 87 RBIs. He may not keep up that pace with a full season's worth of at bats, but you can argue that is his upside which would make for an exceptional value late in drafts.