Ozzie Martinez

Martinez had a breakout season at Double-A and looked right at home in the majors during a September callup, and while Omar Infante is expected to replace Dan Uggla at second base, it's Martinez who probably convinced Marlins brass that Uggla was expendable. He's smooth defensively at shortstop and makes great contact at the plate, and while he doesn't have much in the way of power, a .300 batting average with double-digit steals are certainly attainable numbers for him if he wins a starting gig this spring. Down the road he could be the guy who bumps Hanley Ramirez to a less demanding defensive position, but in the short term a year on the bench as a utility player, or back in Triple-A getting steady work, shouldn't hurt him.