Dubon..... Scouting grades: Hit: 55 | Power: 35 | Run: 55 | Arm: 55 | Field: 55 | Overall: 45 Dubon is trying to become the first native Honduran and second Honduran-born player (after Gerald Young) to reach the big leagues. After a Christian baseball mission group visited his nation when he was 15, Dubon returned to the United States with them so he could improve his baseball skills while attending high school. Signed for $75,000 as a 26th-round pick in 2013, he has emerged as the system's best shortstop prospect because he's a better hitter than Deven Marrero and a better defender than C.J. Chatham. Dubon has tremendous hand-eye coordination and a quick right-handed bat, allowing him to barrel balls with ease. He has shown more patience in 2016, drawing more walks and getting himself out on weak contact less frequently. He'll never be a home run hitter, but adding some strength and balance at the plate would help him produce line drives more consistently. Though he played mostly second base when teamed with since-traded Javier Guerra in low Class A, Dubon is a legitimate shortstop and has played there almost exclusively following his mid-2015 promotion to high Class A. His quick hands and feet and his arm allow him to make plays from either side of the bag.