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Mitch Moreland was something of an underrated contributor in the power department last season, slugging 23 home runs and notching a .204 ISO while totaling 85 RBI over 132 games. While his high strikeout rate (21.7%) and low walk rate (6.2%) can make him look like a one-note player, he isn't a complete liability when it comes to batting average, having kept a .258 tally over 2,259 plate appearances in his career. It can be easy for a hitter to have one good season at Arlington, but the power looks like it's for real in Moreland's case, as he has logged a career .184 ISO. Moreland won't be a sexy name on draft boards in 2016, but he could be a nice source of home runs and RBI for prospective owners who miss out on the security of an Edwin Encarnacion or Miguel Cabrera, as he will likely be available until the final rounds of standard drafts.
