Dee Gordon-Strange led the Single-A Great Lakes Loons with 301 hits and 73 steals. Strange-Gordon led the National League in 2015 with 205 hits, 58 stolen bases, and a.333 batting average for the Marlins. He was also chosen to his second all-star squad and received both a gold glove and a silver slugger at second base. The son of former major league player Dee Gordon, Dee has always been known for his speed but also got more attention because of his father's name. He made an immediate impact in pro ball by being named the most valuable player in the minors after he hit.443 in 51 games for Class A Jupiter. He was also voted best defensive second baseman in the league that year. In 2011, he finished first in MVP voting after hitting.443 with 22 homers and 102 RBIs. The next year, he became the first player in Minor League history to hit over.400 with at least 20 homers and 100 RBIs when he did it again with Jacksonville (116 RBIs). In between, he had two other seasons where he reached 100 RBIs. He made his major league debut on April 17, 2015. That same day, he stole two bases against Arizona's Patrick Corbin and Miami's Josh Tomlin. He ended up playing in 81 games that season and scored 57 runs while stealing a career high 69 bags. He had three straight years with 30 or more thefts before reaching the big leagues.