David Lough

Lough continued in his part-time role with the Orioles last season. However, his performance took a step back over the course of the season and resulted in his spending a month at Triple-A before returning to the majors in late September. Lough suffered from a .245 BABIP, but he also dug his own grave by striking out in 25 percent of at-bats, which is well above his 16.8 percent of 2014 (which falls in line with his minor league career numbers). The Orioles used Lough mostly as a late game defensive replacement, where he has accumulated just one error over the last two years. With a lack of impact corner outfielders and the ability to back up in center field, Lough seems like a favorite to continue in a supporting role in 2016. Lough will be 30 years old on Opening Day, so there is little to no chance that he gets a shot at significant playing time.