Kean Wong

After seven seasons in the minors, Wong got his first major-league cup of coffee in 2019, notching 18 at-bats with the Rays and Angels. He didn't do much in his limited playing time, collecting three singles and striking out six times. A better picture of Wong's abilities can be derived from his time in the minors, where he is a career .287 hitter over 3,052 plate appearances. That's a passable average, but it doesn't come with much in the way of counting stats, as Wong has totaled only 32 home runs and 299 RBI in 718 minor-league games. While the 24-year-old stole as many as 15 bases in the minors, his speed is average at best, and his career 65.6 stolen-base percentage doesn't portend success at the major-league level. Wong's ability to play multiple positions may earn him a roster spot with San Francisco, where he signed in early November, but he's unlikely to rise above the role of a utility player.