It ultimately depends on how much value one places on age/level. Verdugo hit 273/336/407 which on the surface looks pedestrian, but he also started the year as a 19 year old in AA. Most players his age were in extended spring training. You could likely comfortably project him better than a .265/320/415 MLB hitter as he moves forward in his career. Maybe something like .280/.340/.440, based on the advanced hit tool. That's a pretty good player, and a star if he's an above average defender. Adam Eaton?