Travis Taijeron

Taijeron spent most of the 2017 season on the farm with Triple-A Las Vegas, compiling a respectable .272/.383/.525 line with 25 homers and 78 RBI across 125 games for the 51s before earning a promotion to the majors at the end of August. His success didn't carry over to the majors, however, as he hit just .173/.271/.269 with a brutal 40.7 percent strikeout rate over 26 games (59 plate appearances) with the Mets. While he's flashed some power potential at Triple-A over the past three seasons, hitting a combined 69 home runs for the 51s, Taijeron will have to lower his problematic strikeout rate (29.6 percent over the same stretch) in order to carve out a role in the majors moving forward. He inked a minor-league deal with the Dodgers after being outrighted off New York's 40-man roster in October. Given the Dodgers' outfield depth, Taijeron isn't expected to serve as anything more than a bench option in 2018.