Holliday was the No. 1 pick in the 2022 draft and is coming off a strong season across the minors. He posted a .396 OBP with impressive plate discipline as a 19-year-old in Triple-A, and projection systems call for the rookie to be an above-average hitter right away. Holliday has 15/15 potential yet is available 200+ picks into Yahoo drafts.

Crawford posted a 3.96 ERA and a 1.09 WHIP with 94 strikeouts over his final 88.1 innings after settling into Boston’s rotation last year. He’s locked into the role entering 2024, and his K-BB% (19.6) after the All-Star break would’ve ranked top-15 among all starters for the season. Crawford is a key sleeper.

Ceddanne Rafaela is a deeper fantasy sleeper out of Boston with speed who will soon take over centerfield thanks to terrific defense. ZiPS projects the rookie to hit 15 homers, steal 20 bases and record 75+ runs scored and RBI over 130 games.

Williams was a first-round pick in 2021 and owns a dominant minor league track record (2.10 ERA, 11.8 K/9). He still needs to work on control, but Williams’ 25.1 K% after the All-Star break as a rookie would’ve ranked top-20 among starters for the season. He showed his potential when he struck out 22 batters over two starts (12 innings) in August and shouldn’t have an innings limit after topping 140 last year. Williams could easily emerge as Cleveland’s ace in 2024.

Berroa still needs to improve his control, but he’s the favorite to emerge as Chicago’s closer. The 23-year-old posted a 36.6 K% in the minors last season, which would’ve ranked sixth among MLB relievers. Berroa also recorded a 2.88 FIP despite a 5.37 BB/9 rate, and the White Sox have no one who matches his arm talent in their bullpen.