Danny Richar

Richar came over in a midseason deal and earned himself a callup after hitting .346 in 133 at-bats for the team's Triple-A affiliate. He got off to a very slow start for the White Sox but showed some signs of life in September, hitting .260 and hitting three homers. Unless the White Sox decide to shift Juan Uribe over to second, he'll start the season as the team's starting second basemen as the organization has very few other options. If everything comes together he could be a decent power/speed option up the middle in AL-only leagues but that's probably a pipedream.

Richar lost a third of his extra-base hits and more than 100 points of ISO upon leaving Lancaster. Without the power, he's a utility infielder with some speed and OBP. Guys like this who can't really play shortstop struggle to find a place in the majors.