The top 5 Latinos have a chance at 2021 in the MLP

M.L.P.Vander Franco continues to lead all MLP beliefs | Michael Reeves /.

In the different 2020 MLP season, many had the opportunity to make their debut with their major league teams. Many have had the opportunity to stand alone like Louis Robert with the Chicago White Socks.

Other Latin promises may follow in the footsteps of the Cubans in 2021, some of whom have not yet had the opportunity to test their conditions in the big leagues.

Franco LIDOM this season | Played in Michael Reeves /.

His goal is to introduce his majors in 2021. At 20, the Dominican Shortcut is not only the best anticipation of the Tampa Bay Rays, but of all the major leagues. The system does not want to rush it, it is waiting to evolve in every way. His two seasonal offensive line in minors is 336 / .405 / .523.

Atlanta Braves at Bach 2020 | Introduced by Tom Pennington /.

The 21-year-old Dominican Tenba received a call-up from the excellent Atlanta Braves at the end of the regular season and went with them to the playoffs, though he did not leave big offensive numbers. (.182, 1 Homer, 4 Reserve Banks in playoffs and regular season.250). He is the 10th best chance of the Majors.

Colombian Boston’s best chance | Michael Reeves /.

Born in the Colombian island of San Andres, the 22-year-old infielder joins the Boston Red Sox organization in the Mookie Bets business and now leads the organization’s outlook. However, he did not make his major league debut last season and is expected to do so this year. He can play second base and shortcut. He has 0.817 OPS in the minority, with 43 rounds between recruitment and AA.

Venezuela wide receiver short-lived MLB debut | Sean M. Hofi /.

At 22, Venezuela is the 67th biggest league promise, the sixth best recipient of chances and the second farm promise for the Los Angeles Dodgers. He made his debut in 2020, although he only played two regular season games (.250, one Homerun, one Reserve Bank).

The future of the Mexican Tigers | Ron Wesley /.

The infielder who was born in Hermosillo 20 years ago is the big promise of the Detroit Tigers, he promoted him by 2020 and they already know what he can do with the tree and saw the Grand Slam victory (.220, 1 HR, 6 RBIs). He played in 34 games last season and is ranked 10th in the MLP’s promising third paceman.