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Micah Hoffpauir, 1B, Chicago Cubs

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The Cubs sent Hoffpauir down a week and a half ago, but they called him up again because they have room for him now that Derrek Lee is a member of the Atlanta Braves.

Hoffpauir, a left-handed hitter, was batting .282 with 22 homers and 93 RBIs for Triple-A Iowa. He also homered 25 times and drove in 100 in just 290 at-bats in 2008 for the Iowa Cubs. He packs punch but has put up a .257/.316/.441 line, with 12 homers, in his 315 big league at-bats. He has struck out nearly three times as often as he has walked.

The Cubs have never given Hoffpauir, 30, extensive time - unfortunate for him and perhaps them. They began testing Tyler Colvin, another left-handed hitter, at first. Xavier Nady can also play there. PT doesn't appear to be likely, but maybe you're desperate for power.

Shallow mixed: Pass

Deep mixed: Pass

NL-only: Consider