Nate Freiman

Freiman spent the first half of his season in Triple-A, hitting 15 homers with a .284 batting average over 310 at-bats. He spent the last three months with the A's, serving as a right-handed bat off the bench while also getting some starts against lefties. He showed some pop with five homers and a .717 OPS over 87 at-bats, but it came with an ugly .218 batting average. Freiman's spot on the team as a right-hander in a platoon likely depends upon the offseason moves the A's make, but the November signing of Billy Butler makes it very likely that Freiman will start the year in the minors. Even if he's on the roster, Freiman's value is limited to formats where an owner can take advantage of his career .796 OPS against lefties on the smaller side of a platoon.