Second Baseman: Ryan Henning
Ryan Henning is certainly not known for his fielding. Before making several acquisitions to shore up the outfield, Henning was a DH two seasons ago. Trusting Henning's bat more than that of Rico Gomez, he was given the role of every day second baseman last season. For the first half of the year, he didn't disappoint, even earning himself an all-star appearance. As he fell off in the second half of the year, however, Gomez straightened things out, and was well on his way to reclaiming his job, especially as Henning fell off, only hitting one home run in the second half. Of course, with Gomez leaving to go to the Cubs, the job remains Henning's. If Henning can be consistent, he will be a constant threat, owing to his ability to hit from either side of the plate. Jaspero Gonzalez will see plenty of time in late innings and when Henning earns a day off.