Jimenez, 28, was a top prospect with the Cubs and White Sox and looked to be emerging as a core piece for the latter when he debuted with a 31-homer rookie campaign back in 2019. The slugger signed a six-year, $43MM contract before ever taking a single at-bat in the majors, and that impressive rookie effort made the contract look like a potential bargain. Unfortunately for Jimenez and the South Siders, injuries derailed his trajectory.
Matt Gorski, recently signed by the Los Angeles Dodgers, previously played for the Pittsburgh Pirates, where he made his MLB debut this season. Despite a challenging start with a hand injury, Gorski managed to hit two home runs in 42 plate appearances over 15 games after being called up. His strong Spring Training performance included a .360 batting average with four home runs. Gorski has played multiple positions and has shown potential for future contributions, possibly reporting to Triple-A Oklahoma City.