Scott Cousins

Cousins is pretty good at everything without being great at anything, a skill set that would make him an exceptional bench player on a contending team. On the Marlins it gives him a great chance of winning a starting outfield spot this spring, especially if Chris Coghlan isn't up to the task in center field and heads back to the infield. Provided he gets enough at-bats Cousins should be able to supply double-digit power and speed, and maybe even an OK batting average, at a bargain fantasy price.

Cousins continued to tease in 2009, as the former third-round pick added some speed to his arsenal (26-for-35 on the basepaths and 11 triples at Double-A) but at the expense of his batting average. He doesn't figure to be great at anything, but if he puts it together he could have the all-around skill set to be a useful fourth outfielder, and the Marlins still liked him enough to avoid exposing him to the Rule 5 draft.