Dae-Ho Lee

Lee started his MLB career as an occasional bottom-side platoon player at first base and designated hitter, but he soon pushed for more frequent playing time with his power, at the expense of Adam Lind. Big league pitchers seemed to figure him out over the course of the season, as he only hit two home runs and batted .200 after the All-Star break. The 34-year-old's hacking profile does not befit someone who'll improve his average anytime soon, and his burly physique (6-foot-4, 280 pounds) should generate more power than the .428 slugging percentage he posted with Seattle. However, a return to any prominent role in the US was quelled following his four-year commitment to play in Korea, likely putting an end to his American playing career after posting just a .740 OPS.