You'd be forgiven for completely forgetting about former top prospect Starlin Castro as he wallows in obscurity on the bottom-feeding Miami Marlins. His recent performance at the dish hasn't helped matters, with the 28-year-old infielder slashing a lowly .241/.298/.375 over his last 121 plate appearances.

Those surface results mask some respectable skills, though. Castro is stroking a solid 37.9% hard-hit rate and an excellent 25.3% line-drive rate over that span, numbers that suggest his puny 3.6% homer-per-fly rate might be unnaturally suppressed.

Looks for Castro to turn the corner in Week 12, drawing soft lefties like Andrew Suarez and Derek Holland before taking a jaunt to the hitters haven at Coors Field.