Adam Eaton - Eaton, if I understand the D-Backs philsophy correctly, should still get a bunch of playing time the last two weeks even after Chris Young returns from his quad injury. Eaton has been fairly impressive since coming up to Arizona, hitting 275/396/325 through his first 10 games. Still just 23, Eaton has never hit under .300 at any level and has managed 49 doubles and 45 steals this year between three levels. The doubles make me think that he may develop a bit more pop....perhaps as much as 15-20 HR power. , and his plate discipline and contact ability certainly would lend themselves to solid averages, a great OBP, and plenty of opportunities to utilize his excellent speed on the basepaths. I'd be inclined to take a look at him for my OF in formats of moderate depth or greater right now, and I'd certainly have him on my board in all formats for 2013. If a spot opens for him, he could easily hit a non-empty .300 with 30 steals.
Domonic Brown - Brown is starting to pick it up a bit, as after a triple and a homer last night the 25 year old has a double, triple, three homers, and 8 RBIs in his last 8 games, with 7 walks and 6 K's. Brown has had issues with both of his knees this year, and the fact that he hasn't run that much (or well) all season long leads me to believe that he hasn't been 100% for most of the year, but this kid can definitely play. He's been ready for the majors since mid-2010, but the Phils have continued to block him every time he slumps for a few weeks. I expect him to have a full-time position in 2013, and I do expect him to have value in all formats. He is definitely a player I would target as a 4th or 5th OF that I would expect to outperform his draft position/auction value.
Rob Brantly - Brantly had three more singles last night, and he's now hit in all 11 of his September "non-pinch hitting appearances" to the tune of 457/568/657. I feel like I'm the only person positive on this guy, and I can't quite figure out why. He's a catcher that just turned 23 around the All-Star break, and he's hitting .305 with 30 doubles and 7 homers this season across three levels and four teams. He makes good contact, hits line drives, and the power seems to be developing. I continue to think that Brantly is a nice little sleeper as a 2nd catcher for 2013, and I wouldn't hesitate to use him the last few weeks here either.
Matt Dominguez - Dominguez has hit very well in his first 20 games with Houston, batting .292 with 4 homers in 65 ABs. Dominguez is just 23 and does have decent power that should be accentuated by the short fence in Houston, and he has very solid contact rates as well. His biggest problem is that he hits a ton of groundballs and has very poor speed, a combination that will continue to result in much poorer batting averages than you'd expect to see just looking at his batted ball data. Expecting something like a .250 AVG with 15-20 HRs might be reasonable for Dominguez next season if he wins the starting job, which makes him only a likely target in the deepest of formats.
Starling Marte - Marte tripled again last night, giving him triples in three straight games and 5 R and 3 SB in his last 4. Marte's plate discipline is definitely hampering his growth a bit, but you can see the huge potential in power and speed already. He already has 23 2B, 18 3B, 16 HR, and 28 SB between AAA and the majors this year, and the power is pretty clearly still developing. There's more than a bit of a poor man's Curtis Granderson in him, as Marte probably has a touch more speed than Granderson but less plate discipline and power. The lack of walks will continue to hamper his value, but the upside here is significant, and he definitely could be a source of cheap steals for the last few weeks.
