Dan Wilson

This could be Wilson's swan song in Seattle. He's in the final year of a two-year deal and the Mariners are increasingly looking to Ben Davis. Wilson is a better real-life catcher than a fantasy catcher, where his solid defense and superior game-calling aren't recognized. His average dropped dramatically last season as did his on-base percentage. In AL-only leagues, Wilson makes for a safe bet as a No. 2 catcher, though some of your competitors may be tempted to pay the price that a No. 1 catcher carries - avoid that temptation.

Wilson is a decent second catcher in AL-only leagues and a decent backup in combined leagues. You can expect him to hit around .275 with 10 home runs and 45-60 RBIs, as he should play in around 100-110 games. But the Mariners might try to bring Ben Davis along a bit quicker, reducing some of Wilson's totals.