2018 Clubhouse: Chicago White Sox

26. José Abreu

27. Tim Anderson

28. Matt Davidson

29. Nick Delmonico

30. Yoán Moncada

While I didn't hit the nail on the head with the White Sox, it's less egregious because there aren't a lot of options. Avisail Garcia, Daniel Palka and Carlos Rodon probably deserve inclusion but I can't imagine anyone clamoring for them any more than the guys I picked.

Autos are the no-brainer, Abreu, and someone who's had a surprisingly solid year, Matt Davidson.

Getting down to the last few parallels. Here's the red version of Yoán Moncada, numbered to just 5. It kinda works well with the White Sox unofficial accent color.

2018 Spirit: AL Central

#15. Yoan Moncada, Chicago White Sox

#111. Jose Ramirez, Cleveland Indians

#166. Mikie Mahtook, Detroit Tigers

#75. Ian Kennedy, Kansas City Royals

#233. Byron Buxton, Minnesota Twins

Jose Ramirez's card his the '2017 All-MLB Team - 1st' accolade, which you may be looking at saying, "wut?". Well it came from Jeff Passan's article at the end of last season and I think it's a great idea long overdue. The NBA has done All-NBA Teams and All-Defensive Teams forever and the NFL has the All-Pro designations every year. I like the idea of a definitive end-of-season list since the All-Star starters are really pretty arbitrary and only reflect the first half of the season at best. After seeing the list, it kinda makes Ramirez's monster 2018 season a little less out of nowhere. Plus it gives me plenty more accolades to put into use here.