Tyler Wagner

Wagner was traded to Arizona before the season in the same deal that netted Jean Segura. While Segura made a huge impact for the Diamondbacks, Wagner only appeared in three games for Arizona back in April before being sent down to Triple-A. Then, in May, Wagner was placed on the DL with an undisclosed injury and he didn't pitch again the rest of the season. Claimed off waivers by the Rangers in November, Wagner's health will be a big factor heading into 2017. Assuming he's healthy, he looks like a fringe candidate to crack the roster out of spring training, but he does offer organizational depth. Most likely, he'll start at Triple-A, where he's only logged 26.2 innings in his career (he jumped from Double-A to MLB with the Brewers). Wagner flashed potential in 2015, when he went 11-5 with a 2.25 ERA and 1.15 WHIP at the Double-A level, but he's yet to translate that to success in the majors.