Khris Davis Could Be The Steal Of 2016 Draft

Khris Davis has yet to put together a full quality season in his young career, but he still carries plenty of potential. The Milwaukee Brewers left fielder finished 2015 with a .247 BA, .828 OPS with 27 HR and 66 RBI. The 28-year-old posted a new career high in homers even though he only played in 121 games. If he could get his average up to around .265-.270, he could truly be one of biggest surprises this upcoming year. The Brewers finished with one of the worst records in the National League in 2015. They were 22nd in runs scored for the year, which means there weren’t runners on base for Davis to knock in.  Their offense will likely still be sub-par in 2016, but expect Davis and Ryan Braun to still put up fantasy-worthy numbers. Davis will likely go in the later rounds, but he could be the steal of the draft if he finally lives up to his potential.