Carroll has proved to be a model of consistency in his first two years in the league, and he’s already off to a decent start in 2025. You can expect Carroll to steal upwards of fifty bases, hit 20+ homeruns, and lead the MLB in triples as he’s done the past two seasons.

Mize was the first overall pick in the 2018 MLB Draft, and he could also be poised for a breakout. He was dominant in Spring Training, pitching to a 1.89 ERA and 11.84 K/9 across 19.0 innings. He displayed an excellent fastball/splitter combination, which was enough to crack Nick Pollock’s Top 100 pitchers entering the regular season.