Chris O'Grady

O'Grady reached the majors for the first time in 2017, recording a 4.36 ERA over six starts and seven relief appearances. He posted solid but unspectacular numbers at Triple-A New Orleans, with a 3.29 ERA in 54.2 innings, backed up by fairly strong strikeout (24.8 percent) and walk (6.9 percent) rates. For this Marlins team, "solid but unspectacular" should be more than enough to earn a roster spot, and O'Grady is likely to open up in the team's bullpen. With Miami's best lefty reliever from 2017 (Jarlin Garcia) transitioning to a starting role, O'Grady could be the team's top left-hander. A steady role would be enough to give the 27-year-old some appeal in very deep leagues, but he's unlikely to be in the closer picture and isn't the sort of reliever to provide significant ratio help.