Almora is having an interesting spring. Last year when he got similar chances his spring was very much in line with what you'd expect him to do in MLB given his career to date, it was bad: 46 PA, .244/.255/.311, 7/1 K/BB, 0 HR This year he still isn't taking any walks, but power and K's are both up substantially. Entering tonight: 56 PA, .309/.316/.618, 12/1 K/BB, 3 HR You don't want to extrapolate too much, but trading K's for some pop would be a nice thing for Albert. Will help him earn a few more walks from careful pitchers, and he has plenty of room to add some swing and miss without it being debilitating. League average offense from Almora with his defense would be incredible. For comparison, Kevin Pillar has put up 7.5 fWAR the last 2 years with a wRC+ below 90 and elite defense. He also swipes 15-20 bases a year, but if Almora makes up that gap with the bat then you're talking about a guy with a 3 win floor. That's probably optimistic, but if they let Almora face the right pitchers then you could see a Javy-like scenario where his rate of production exceeds his true ability if he played every single day(thanks Joe!).