Darrell Ceciliani

Ceciliani was traded from the Mets to the Blue Jays in February of 2016, and the outfielder nearly made the 25-man roster out of spring training. Once assigned, he surprisingly took a step backwards in production at Triple-A even factoring in a move away from the hitter-friendly PCL. In 2015 at Triple-A Las Vegas, Ceciliani hit .345 with an OBP of .398 and a career-high .581 slugging percentage over 70 games. In his first season with Toronto, at Triple-A Buffalo, the 26-year-old slashed .266/.323/.441. When Ceciliani was called up to fill a hole in the Blue Jays outfield, he failed to produce. In 13 games (29 at-bats) in Toronto, he hit .111/.172/.185 with an unbelievably awful 48.3 percent strikeout rate (albeit a small sample size). Ceciliani is built for a corner outfield spot, but the club is loaded with other talent at those positions, leaving him buried on the depth chart.