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Corner infielders

Derrek Lee, Baltimore Orioles (signed)

Frasor has company in the bullpen

How much longer will the 35-year-old with iffy pop scrape together first base-appropriate homer totals on a borderline-low and declining fly-ball percentage? Maybe one of the best right-handed power parks could inflate that total a bit, but the upside is limited.

He remains a capable strike zone judge and run producer, on the bright side, and his strong second half gives a hint of confidence. The vet needs a clip around .300 to apologize at least for not giving '09 pop, an outlier, again; he hit enough line drives last year to predict some sort of rebound this year. Now there's a uniform to his mixed corner infielder value.

Pitchers

Octavio Dotel, Toronto Blue Jays (signed)

Still whiffs plenty of batters. Still walks a bunch, too. Maybe some will overpay for "security" in an otherwise chaotic pool of No. 2 and No. 3 stoppers. His 2010 time as Pittsburgh Pirates stopper, even with his cringe-inducing ERA and WHIP, show he can still do the job.

It's hard to put too much stock into a 37-year-old who has trouble inducing ground balls, though. Be careful. The fact that he has a job shouldn't prompt you to overspend. And Dotel was eventually deemed expendable by the Buccos; Jason Frasor is hardly safe, but he's another option that has done the job.