Top 5 Under the Radar Free Agents Still Available

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3. Mark Reynolds, 1B/3B: 

Reynolds split time between Cleveland and New York in 2013. He posted a .220 BA with 21 HR and 67 RBI in 135 games. At age 30 Reynolds is showing that he still has a lot of baseball left to play and if he keeps driving in runs, teams should be making room for him on their roster. He has natural power at the plate as he has hit over 20 HR in each of the last six seasons and over 30 in three of the last five. Reynolds could be a viable option for clubs looking to fill holes in the corner infield positions while bringing in a run producing, power bat.