Hee Seop Choi

Choi played just 66 games last year, all at Triple-A, due to right knee and lower back problems. He has stalled at the plate after showing good power and plate discipline earlier in his career. Still, the Devil Rays don't have an incumbent at first base going into the spring, so Choi could be in the mix for at least a platoon role.Choi played just 66 games last year, all at Triple-A, due to right knee and lower back problems. He has stalled at the plate after showing good power and plate discipline earlier in his career. Still, the Devil Rays don't have an incumbent at first base going into the spring, so Choi could be in the mix for at least a platoon role. Choi played just 66 games last year, all at Triple-A, due to right knee and lower back problems. He has stalled at the plate after showing good power and plate discipline earlier in his career. Still, the Devil Rays don't have an incumbent at first base going into the spring, so Choi could be in the mix for at least a platoon role.Choi played just 66 games last year, all at Triple-A, due to right knee and lower back problems. He has stalled at the plate after showing good power and plate discipline earlier in his career. Still, the Devil Rays don't have an incumbent at first base going into the spring, so Choi could be in the mix for at least a platoon role.

Choi played just 66 games last year, all at Triple-A, due to right knee and lower back problems. He has stalled at the plate after showing good power and plate discipline earlier in his career. Still, the Devil Rays don't have an incumbent at first base going into the spring, so Choi could be in the mix for at least a platoon role.Choi played just 66 games last year, all at Triple-A, due to right knee and lower back problems. He has stalled at the plate after showing good power and plate discipline earlier in his career. Still, the Devil Rays don't have an incumbent at first base going into the spring, so Choi could be in the mix for at least a platoon role. Choi played just 66 games last year, all at Triple-A, due to right knee and lower back problems. He has stalled at the plate after showing good power and plate discipline earlier in his career. Still, the Devil Rays don't have an incumbent at first base going into the spring, so Choi could be in the mix for at least a platoon role.Choi played just 66 games last year, all at Triple-A, due to right knee and lower back problems. He has stalled at the plate after showing good power and plate discipline earlier in his career. Still, the Devil Rays don't have an incumbent at first base going into the spring, so Choi could be in the mix for at least a platoon role.