Dawel Lugo

Lugo was one of many players to be given a decent run by the rebuilding Tigers, and like most of them, he failed to impress. In 77 games at the big-league level, he hit just .245/.271/.381 with six homers. His offense was generally poor across the board, but his 2.8 BB% stands out as particularly bad. He was a very different player for Triple-A Toledo, hitting .333/.370/.489 after looking overmatched there the season prior. Lugo isn't quite a true utility infielder, as he can't play shortstop. That makes it harder for him to earn a bench spot and puts more pressure on a bat that hasn't looked capable of carrying him to a starting role. He should still receive opportunities this year, as he'll be just 25 years old and the Tigers don't appear likely to suddenly fill their roster with proven talent. What he does in those chances probably won't interest fantasy owners in most leagues, however.