Cavan Biggio 2020 Outlook: An ADP Steal
5 years agoCavan Biggio burst onto the scene in 2019 as one of three highly touted prospects in the Toronto Blue Jays system. He did this by slashing .234/.364/.429 with 16 HR, 48 RBI, 66 R, 14 SB, and a ridiculous 71 BB in 354 at-bats. One thing we should immediately notice out of this youngster is his well-trained eye. This typically spells great things moving forward, especially for a player in their first year. This allows quite a bit of forgiveness for the .234 average as it is almost a certainty to rise in 2020. With more at-bats this season, we should also see a solid rise in other counting stats. He should easily be a 20/20 player and could well find himself in the 30/30 range as he continues to grow comfortable with big-league pitching. He plays in a solid hitter park, which also helps his stock, and he should find himself hitting near the top of the order (likely second, sandwiched between Bo Bichette and Lourdes Gurriel) in what figures to be a potent lineup in 2020. He currently has an ADP of 144 and is being taken as the 10th second baseman off the board. He should return immense value at this position and can certainly be looked at earlier around pick 130 ahead of Gavin Lux.