Rosario's 2022 was a year he'd like to forget. He returned to Atlanta on a two-year deal after helping the team to a title in 2021, but things went south quickly. He managed just three hits in his first 15 games before being shut down to undergo eye surgery. While his blurred vision likely accounted for some of his early struggles, he didn't exactly light the world on fire after he returned in early July. In 221 plate appearances the rest of the way, he struggled to a .243/.281/.379 line and homered just five times. He struck out 26.2 percent of the time over that stretch after posting a K% below 15 in each of the previous three seasons. Rosario's past success could give him another chance at the start of the season, but he's now 31 years old, which means normal worries about his skills declining with age have to be added into the risk that he'll never fully recover from his eye issues. Read Past Outlooks