Jhan Marinez

Marinez made his way from the Rays to the Brewers via a waiver claim in May, and the shallow Brewers bullpen afforded Marinez a chance to shine. He ran with it, as he finished with a 3.22 ERA and 3.59 FIP over 58.2 innings as a reliever capable of going multiple innings. Marinez went at least two innings 11 times for the Brewers, and he gave up one or fewer runs in 10 of those 11 appearances. His 47:21 K:BB is underwhelming, but Marinez did an excellent job of getting ground balls (50.3 percent) and keeping the ball in the yard (just three home runs allowed all year). He has a big fastball, averaging 94.7 mph, but his only secondary pitch is a slider. Despite his lack of a changeup, Marinez held lefties to a .252/.325/.392 line -- if he can keep that up going forward, he'll have a long future as a middle reliever, particularly given his ability to eat up multiple innings at a time.