Keep tabs on these prospects coming out of Spring Training:

Chase Headley (3B/OF - SDP)

This highly touted prospect of the Padres didn't disappoint this spring. He leads his team with 4 home runs and a .744 slugging percentage. His .349 AVG is nice too.

Headley has a lot of pop in his bat and should produce 20+ home runs as soon as he's staked his claim in the bigs. He will probably start the season in AAA but a call-up before the All-Star break is likely.

Eugenio Velez (2B/INF - SFG)

This speed demon has been running circles around opposing teams this spring with 13 steals in 23 games so far. His .309 AVG and almost even K:BB ratio is nice for a speedster.

Look for Velez to make the opening day roster. If you team is in dire need of steals, Velez could still steal 40 bases while only collecting 350 at-bats this season. If he starts, look to his minor league stats (122 steals over the past two years) for guidance.

Justin Upton (OF - ARI)

While you may have heard the last name before (see B.J. Upton), Justin is just as legit. He has 2 home runs, 4 stolen bases, and a sweet .360 AVG this spring.

With the Diamondbacks pushing him to steal over 20 bases this season, Upton should be a great option to solidify you outfield.

Kevin Slowey (SP - MIN)

Slowey had a solid spring with 18 strikeouts and 5 walks in 15.2 innings. He was a little sloppy at times but Slowey is known as a control pitcher.

Considering his minor league numbers (342 K's to 48 BBs), Slowey should soon be a regular on the Twins rotation. If he doesn't make the opening day staff, Slowey should be called up by mid-May, unless Livan Hernandez falls apart before then.

Nick Adenhart (SP - LAA)

Even without the key injuries to John Lackey and Kelvim Escobar, Adenhart might have earned a spot on the Angels rotation. His 13 strikeouts and 3 walks in 18.2 innings this spring has impressed many.