Tyler Holt

The fact that Holt stuck on the major league roster for the entire season is less a product of his own performance and more a result of the Reds' woes with their other outfielders. The 27-year-old batted just .235 on the season, and although an 11.1 percent walk rate brought his on-base percentage to a respectable level, his putrid .296 slugging percentage and 23.1 percent strikeout rate limited his success in the sparse opportunities that he was afforded. Even his running game (historically a stronger aspect of his game) was cut down, as he was just 4-for-7 on stolen base opportunities. Better days don't seem to be on the horizon, either. Holt latched on with the Dodgers on a minor league pact over the offseason, and given their outfield depth in the majors and the minors, it seems like Holt's role in 2017 will be that of an organizational depth piece.