Fantasy Baseball: 4 Power Hitters Who Could Have Breakout Seasons in 2017

Miguel Sano, RF/3B, Minnesota Twins

Fly-Ball Rate: 45.8% (15th)

Park Factor: 106 (18th out of 60)

After a great rookie debut in 2015, when he hit 18 jacks in 80 games, stud prospect Miguel Sano was well on his way to another big season last year until a hamstring injury limited him to only 495 plate appearances.

Before the hamstring injury, Sano had mashed 11 homers in 211 plate appearances (one every 19 plate appearances). Sano dipped a bit upon his return, logging only 9 homers over 203 plate appearances in July and August (one every 22.6 plate appearances), but he picked up the pace in September with a homer every 16.2 trips to the plate.

Sano's home park of Target Field ranked only 16th for home runs in 2016, but righties fared better there. Sano could bop upwards of 35 home runs in 2017, although you'll have to eat a healthy amount of strikeouts along with them.