Castillo, Luis

Castillo is an excellent roster filling choice for those people who operate under the "get something" principle of end-of-draft strategies. The idea is that rather than get a player who is mediocre in everything, you get a player who functions well in a category or two. A single player won't kill you in a category, but a good steals total, or an extra three or four points of average might score you some crucial points. Castillo fits this to a T by being a reliable .290-.300 hitter every single year since 2001 except 2008's injury-shortened campaign. After his hip issues, he's no longer the 40+ base-stealer he once was, but he still is capable of getting 20 bases.

Castillo's value takes something of a hit because he's another year older and with a healthy Mets roster he may spend more time towards the bottom of the lineup than before. .290-75-1-35-20. 475ABs