Chicago Cubs: Top 30 Prospects- No. 20 to No. 11

#13 Dan Vogelbach (1B)

2015 Stats (Tennessee Smokies)

.272/.403/.425, 7 HR, 39 RBI, 57 BB, 76 G, 16 2B

Vogelbach was drafted by the Cubs in the 2nd round of the 2011 draft. He made a name for himself in the 2010 high school home run derby, clubbing a 508-foot blast. That power earned him a $1.6 million bonus when he signed and it translated into a .481 slugging percentage in his first four seasons as a pro.

Vogelbach is built on power, but he also controls the strike zone, makes consistent contact and uses the entire field. At just-23 years-old, he hasn’t fully developed his power but did hit double digits in home runs in lower levels of the minors.

He spent 2015 with the Double-A Smokies, where he batted .279 with seven HR and 39 RBIs. The most impressive stat though is his 57 walks (compared to 61 strikeouts) in 254 at-bats. That contributed to a .403 on-base percentage.

Despite not having hit the Triple-A team yet, many believe the Vogelbach’s bat is ready.

However, his limited range and slow speed make his defense questionable. Many believe that he is better suited as a DH and All-Star Anthony Rizzo is blocking him at first base. While he could crack the big leagues this year if the Cubs need a bat, he might be used as trade bait with an AL team at the deadline.