Tim Berry

Berry repeated the Double-A level in 2015, only to get torched over 15 starts. He lost his rotation spot at the end of June and was not much better in the bullpen before he went down for the season with a sprained knee in early August. After the move to the bullpen, Berry allowed three runs in eight innings with 10 strikeouts and five walks. He had a reputation for dominating left-handers and struggling against right-handers, but he had a .289 BAA and 1.55 WHIP against left-handers in 2015. He was, predictably, even worse against right-handers (.322 BAA, 1.77 WHIP). The Marlins claimed Berry off waivers in December, and it would make sense given their lack of starting pitching depth if they moved him back to a starting role. A full-time move to the bullpen would allow Berry to contribute sooner, but there is not much to see here from a fantasy perspective.