20. Delmon Young, OF, Tampa Bay Devil Rays
Sure Delmon is only hitting .239/.281/.378, and yes he doesn't possess the greatest plate discipline, but he still has the overall skills package to become a superstar. Usually his lack of control over the strike zone would be cause for concern, but he has the pure athleticism to make up for it. A classic 5 tool player, the former #1 overall pick is part of a glut of young talent in the Tampa outfield-and he may be the best of all of them. Young should develop into a .280/.350/.450 type hitter, with the ability to hit 30 homers and steal 20 bases every season.
