Tampa Bay Rays: Tindering the Non-Tenders, who to swipe right on?

Honorable Mentions
Addison Russell
Addison Russell can’t get on base with a career .312 OBP. His 162-game average is 16 HRs and 67 RBI. He doesn’t really fit the need the Rays have in a powerful right-handed bat. He played sparingly last season, but in 130 games in 2018 he only hit five homers.
On the bright side, he is a plus defender who has primarily played at SS. He would could adjust to third, but this one just doesn’t feel like a good fit.
Kevin Pillar
Kevin Pillar is coming off a career season. At 30-years-old he hit 21 homers with 14 steals and 87 RBIs. The fact is he is not the same defender in CF that he has been in years past and his career OBP is a lackluster .296.
You don’t feel very good about who has not had an on-base percentage over .300 since 2016 (.303) and a single-season high of .314. His power is limited with 21 homers being the peak. He always does a little of this and a little of that but never really a lot of anything. He’s a solid contributor who was worth a 1.0 WAR last season, but the Rays have plenty of solid baseball players, this spot is reserved for an impact power-bat.
It is possible Pillar could provide 25+ homer pop, but it’d be the first time in his career and it would be in his age-31 season.
Pillar has accumulated a total of 60 defensive runs saved in the outfield in his seven Major League seasons. Last year he posted -5 in CF and +2 in RF. The impact is a far cry from his seasons of 22 in 2015, 21 in 2016, and 15 in 2017.
He can be a nice player for someone, but it seems like an unlikely fit for the what the Rays are looking for.
Relievers: Blake Treinen, Ryan Buchter
3B: Maikel Franco
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