D'Anna's a good call, Scrap. He was an all-star this year before getting hurt, at which point Lutz took the baton.
I think the uptick in first basemen is one of the most significant developments in the Reds' farm system over the past couple years. For a while, after Votto ascended to Cincinnati, there wasn't much there. Not that it was such an important position, but a shortage of first basemen effectively translates into a shortage of power bats. The likes of Soto, Lutz, D'Anna (although his game isn't really power) and even Rhinehart have rectified that situation.