While Falefa has the ability to play second, short, and third, the Tigers would be wise to stay away and realize that not all that glitters is gold. However, that doesn't fully make up for his impotent bat and neglects the fact that Detroit has other options here. Chief among them is Colt Keith, a former top prospect who has really come alive in August. The 22-year-old might not be able to handle shortstop like Kiner-Falefa, but his glove is fine at both second and third. Max Anderson, the Tigers' 10th-best prospect, spent most of his season at Double-A Erie, where all he did was hit, slashing .306/.358/.499.