Cameron Perkins

After posting above-average slash lines in the minor leagues for three straight seasons, Perkins was promoted to the Phillies in mid-2017. He failed to impress (32 wRC+) and was ultimately waived and claimed by the Mariners. Seattle might have room to give Perkins some at-bats as a bench outfielder this season, but he was never a particularly highly-touted prospect and is already 27 years old, so the ceiling is low. His minor-league track record suggests he could be closer to an average hitter than he was last season, but it's unlikely that he'll establish himself as a starting-caliber player. Perkins has little relevance outside of very deep leagues to begin the year. Even if an injury to a starting outfielder opens up more at-bats for Perkins, he's unlikely to provide much more than a mediocre batting average and middling counting stats. Perkins has never hit more than 11 homers or stolen more than 11 bases in any season in the minors.