Rondon is more the sum of his parts than any real game-changing tools. He's shown some ability to put the bat on the ball and hit it hard, and I was impressed with the way he handled himself on the field surrounded by older players. His all-around game screams major leaguer but without a plus tool in his arsenal, a starting shortstop position may be dreaming too high for him. He's got an outside shot, with solid average tools across the board (besides power), but most likely he'll carve out a nice career as a utility guy playing both shortstop and 2nd base. It's not a sexy outlook, but it's one that can provide good value to a team.