I'm going to take Kyle Hendricks. Statcast's hit probability tool confirms hitters get incredibly weak contact against the guy, legitimizing his 2016 ERA/WHIP to a large degree. I'm not saying I expect a 2.13/0.98 repeat, but 200 innings of 2.50/1.05 seems awfully reasonable with a historically good defence behind him and the fourth-best hit probability numbers in MLB. I won't take a whole lot of SPs for the next while, but I think he's a fine foundation piece.
if you haven't read about hit probability, you really need to:
http://m.mlb.com/news/article/217705...lity-for-2017/
1B: Freddie Freeman
2B: Roughned Odor
3B: Molan Arenado
SS: Francisco Lindor
OF: Gregory Polanco
SP: Kyle Hendricks.