The former top prospect has been white-hot since joining the White Sox' Triple-A affiliate in Charlotte, hitting .375/.478/.839 across 16 games. It remains unclear how much playing time the 28-year-old will get, but he could provide a much-needed boost to the White Sox' offense.

Tsutsugo never really stood a chance after reporting late due to visa issues, but Frazier was in the running for the last spot on the bench. He's hitting .244/.311/.463 with two homers in 41 at-bats this spring. 

Frazier had such a tough 2002 that it's going to be really difficult for him to win a bench spot in Texas this spring, but the team does have an opening for an outfielder. It'd be great to see him get back to where he was a couple of years ago; he had a career 114 OPS+ in 589 PA going into 2021.

Frazier will get his turn in left field after newly-signed veteran Robbie Grossman got the nod on Friday night against the Royals and connected for a two-run homer off southpaw Daniel Lynch. In addition to Frazier and Grossman, speedster Bubba Thompson and utility man Brad Miller are also believed to be in the mix for the Rangers' starting job in left field.