NFL Draft (2010s)
First round selection by Washington in 2016, currently a free agent
Has played with 6 different teams as a 1B/3B, most notably with Toronto
Edwin Encarnacion
This pitcher had the best xwOBA, meaning expected weighted on base average, meaning the least amount of time a runner is expected to get on base with .179
Devin Williams
He outran Adrian Peterson (6.0) in 2012, having the best Y/C (6.8) in 120 attempts, racking up 815 yards in total as a rookie.
DT, Texans, TCU
Ross Blacklock
2019 second(ary) round pick by the Bucs, SBLV champ
Sean Murphy-Bunting
1x all star and playoff monster most recently played with Cleveland
Yasiel Puig
Had the farthest average HR distance in 2020 at 429
Marcel Ozuna
This NFC North RB led the league in 2018 with 5.5 Y/C
Aaron Jones
WR, Raiders, USC
Nelson Agholor
The second offensive lineman taken in the 2015 NFL Draft by the Giants
Ereck Flowers
This player exploded onto the scene in 2018 leading the league in hits both years.
Whit Merrifield
Had the most strikeouts recorded with the bases loaded (pitcher, 10)
Josh Hader
The Most TD's as an undrafted player
Antonio Gates
DE, Seahawks, TCU
LJ Collier
5th round cornerback selected by NYJ in 2020, was once considered a first round pick
Bryce Hall
Current closer for the Marlins, 1x all star with Minnesota which was the only other year he was shutting the door.
Brandon Kintzler
This former Pirate had the highest opposing batting average for qualifiers in 2019 with .303
Ivan Nova
This Super Bowl Champion got signed to a massive contract after throwing for 10 TDs to 6 Ints
Brock Osweiler
HB, Jaguars, Florida State
Chris Thompson
The first selection of the 4th round in 2019. Changed positions to TE
Hakeem Butler
This fish-named player is on the uprising, having his best year yet in 2020 by hitting .321 and slugging .403. (Possibly passing Trout in coming years for best fish player who passed former Angel Tim Salmon)
Raimel Tapia
This closer with an electric fastball had the most high leverage situations entered in 2019, and made the most of his opponents by recording 34 saves.
Raisel Iglesias
This AFC RB ran for over 1000 yards in his rookie year, and would never reach that mark again as he was out of the league by 2018
Jeremy Hill
CB, Bears, Georgia Southern
Kindle Vildor