[Mick]

Donny Barrels is a free agent.

Donovan Solano played for the Giants for three years, his collective line was .308/.354/.435/.890. Last season, he played for the Padres and his line was .286/.343/.417/.760. In the three years since he left the Giants, he's played for the Reds, Twins and Padres and his line has been remarkably consistent; BA between .282 and .286, OBP between .339 and .369, OPS between .724 and .760. Silver Slugger for the Giants when he played 2B (his natural position).

Utility infielder, pinch hitter, DH. Durable, played more the last three years than he did for the Giants. Hits really well at Oracle, 4 for 11 with 3 doubles last year. More productive off the bench than as a starter, hit .429 as a pinch hitter in 26 ABs.

But he'll be 37 years old. Interesting possibility.

[Mick]

Donny Barrels is a free agent.

Donovan Solano played for the Giants for three years, his collective line was .308/.354/.435/.890. Last season, he played for the Padres and his line was .286/.343/.417/.760. In the three years since he left the Giants, he's played for the Reds, Twins and Padres and his line has been remarkably consistent; BA between .282 and .286, OBP between .339 and .369, OPS between .724 and .760. Silver Slugger for the Giants when he played 2B (his natural position).

Utility infielder, pinch hitter, DH. Durable, played more the last three years than he did for the Giants. Hits really well at Oracle, 4 for 11 with 3 doubles last year. More productive off the bench than as a starter, hit .429 as a pinch hitter in 26 ABs.

But he'll be 37 years old. Interesting possibility.