Jordan Patterson

Patterson hasn't been a high-profile prospect like others in the Rockies' system, but he continued to put up solid numbers in his first season at Triple-A. While he was in Albuquerque, the 25-year-old bashed 45 extra-base hits (including 14 home runs) to boost his slash line to .293/.376/.480. Although his strikeout rate sat at a terribly high 23.8 percent, he managed to walk in nearly 10 percent of his at-bats while getting hit by 13 pitches. All this success punched him a ticket for Denver as a September callup, and although he was limited in his playing time, the Alabama-native put up a strong 8-for-19 performance during his first cup of coffee with the Rockies. The outfield is a logjam now that top prospects David Dahl and Raimel Tapia are competing for major league playing time, and the addition of Ian Desmond gives the Rockies plenty of veteran options to cover first base as well.