7. 3B Rio Ruiz– Ruiz is third in line, behind Matt Dominguez and Colin Moran, but he’s still a solid player. He might be good trade bait, or possibly a DH if the Astros sour on Chris Carter. Ruiz is a good all-around hitter with some power, and he had a very good season in 2014. He could be a regular in Houston by 2017. Grade: B Upside: A solid, everyday bat who has higher than average homers and a great OBP
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