Neil Ramirez

Big things were expected of Ramirez after his strong rookie season in 2014, but shoulder and abdominal injuries limited him to just 19 appearances last year. He was a bit lucky in 2014, so we expected some regression in 2015, but it's hard to make much judgment out of just 14 innings. Certainly his rate stats all declined, but not by a significant amount, and he continues to do a good job of keeping the ball in the park (three home runs allowed 57.2 career innings). Though he had just two holds last year, he picked up 17 in 2014 and will likely be a key part of the bullpen again as long he stays healthy. Just don't expect a 1.44 ERA again.