Although Rienzo found success in the minor leagues last season (2.15 ERA through 32 1/3 innings), he struggled with the Marlins, as he owned a 5.90 ERA in 140 1/3 innings over the course of his career. He will get a fresh start with the Padres, but he clearly will have to prove himself to get back to the big league level.

The Marlins designated Andre Rienzo for assignment last week but after clearing through waivers, the team elected to send him down to Triple-A New Orleans. He will be able to attend Spring Training but as a non-roster invitee.

He has been a good but not great Triple-A pitcher, and a not so good MLB option. He will probably catch on with another team, but as a Triple-A option, so you can feel free to ignore him.

Rienzo owns a 6.23 ERA over 10 1/3 innings pitched and will likely rejoin the team and pitch in middle relief. He can be avoided in all formats.