Josh Edgin

Edgin missed the first month of the season as he rehabbed from Tommy John surgery, and though he took some time to regain his footing in the minors, he eventually worked his way back to the majors by the end of the year. The lefty struggled with his command in both the minors and majors, walking more than five batters per nine innings at both levels, and he saw his fastball velocity drop nearly two full mph from where it was prior to the surgery. The southpaw was mostly effective against lefties, but he struggled mightily against right-handed batters, allowing them to hit .300 with an OPS of .850 in a limited sample. It's not a guarantee he'll crack the Opening Day roster, but even if he does, Edgin will likely be limited to a lower-leverage role and deployed primarily against lefties.