James Jones

After 108 games with the Mariners in 2014, Jones hoped to land a reserve outfield spot last spring. The Mariners, though, wisely realized that speed is his only weapon and parked him at Triple-A Tacoma for most of the season. In 31 plate appearances with the Mariners, Jones reached base five times -- three hits and two walks -- and you can't steal if you're not on base. Jones has no power and he has struggled with plate discipline against big league pitching. The only surprise when the Mariners traded him this offseason was that the Rangers wanted him. He re-signed with Texas after being non-tendered in December, but Jones' upside looks to be limited to pinch running and as a late-game defensive replacement.