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Jeremy Affeldt

Jeremy Affeldt is one of the few players who can boast three World Series Rings, all of which were won with the San Francisco Giants.  Affeldt was used predominantly in the bullpen over his career, often in the set-up role and was very good at it.  The southpaw would have a 0.86 ERA over 33 playoff games.

Jason Marquis

Jason Marquis would win 124 over his career, and had a stint of six seasons where he had more than 11 Wins.  Marquis, was never considered an elite pitcher, but he was named to the National League All Star Team in 2009.

Grant Balfour

Australian born Pitcher, Grant Balfour would hit his stride late in his career when after a near ten year run in middle relief he won the closer’s role with the Oakland Athletics.  Balfour would be named an All Star in 2013 and would tally 38 Saves for the season.

Grady Sizemore

From 2005 to 2008, Grady Sizemore was considered one of the better players in the American League, and was named to the All Star Game three years in a row.  In this timeframe, the Outfielder had at least 170 Hits and 20 Home Runs per season and always received MVP votes.  He would also win two Gold Gloves and a Silver Slugger.  Injuries reduced him to a shell of what he was, but he is still well regarded in Cleveland, which is where he was a star.