Named an All Star three times, Dan Uggla would not always have the best Batting Average (though he did walk a considerable amount) but did show some good power with five consecutive seasons hitting over 30 Home Runs.  Uggla would also win the Silver Slugger in 2003.

A three-time All-Star, Dan Haren played for a lot of teams in MLB (8), but also has the distinction of being one of the few players to have defeated all 30 MLB teams.  When Haren was on, he was known for a dazzling array of pitches and exceptional control.  Haren was a three time league leader in SO/BB and as of this writing is in the top ten all-time in that category.  Haren also had two top ten finishes in Cy Young voting.

A two time All Star with the Milwaukee Brewers, Corey Hart showed some power and speed having two seasons where he had 20 Home Runs and 20 Stolen Bases.  Hart would have five seasons where he blasted more than 20 Home Runs.

The straight edge southpaw, C.J. Wilson used his collection of pitches to put together a good run in the Majors, specifically a six year stretch where he accrued 13 or more Wins, two of which saw him make the American League All Star Team.  He would finish 6th in Cy Young voting in 2011.