With the Cubs infield already crowded with super prospects, Herrera has made the smart move and elected free agency. The 2B will find work somewhere in the league as a backup infielder for 2016.

Herrera plays sparingly and does something productive sparingly when he does make his way on to the field. He’s not much of a consideration.

He’s got a .250 OBP and is a sporadic starter for the Cubs. Don’t rely upon Herrera going forward in any fantasy format.

He’s a solid utility guy wherever he goes, though he’s not really made for the fantasy game. He’s a slick-fielding defensive guy with minimal power in his bat. His greatest value to fantasy owners is in NL-only leagues during short stretched like this when he’s seeing some at-bats. In other words, there’s not much value overall.