The Chicago Cubs are interested in a center fielder, and Nick Madrigal has the tools to do just that. He’s only made three-quarters of his plate appearances in the major leagues, but his scouting reports suggest that he’s already a top-ten prospect. A recent study by Fangraphs gave him a future 70 hit tool grade, which is one of the standards used to rate MLB prospects. In terms of batting average, Madrigal is in the 95th percentile, and if he hadn’t suffered from a hamstring injury, he’d likely be in the top-ten.