Lee posted a .253/.312/.428 line with 14 home runs in 292 at-bats in his first season in the majors. The Mariners have been reported to have interest in re-signing the Korean veteran, but he figures to be part of a platoon, which means little value in fantasy.

This is the corresponding move to Wilhelmsen being sent down to the DL with a back injury. The 6'4 250 pound monster has shown glimpses of the power he possesses a few times, but he also shown inconsistency. Since August 1st, Lee is 2-for-26 from the plate. He'll look to significantly improve upon those numbers now that he's back with the big club.

Lee had a strong first half for the Mariners in mostly a platoon role at first base. However, he has really been scuffling since the All-Star break, posting an awful .109/.246/.200 slash line with just three extra-base hits and 20 whiffs across 65 plate appearances.

"Big Boy" is getting the night off as Adam Lind will serve as the first baseman tonight against Tim Lincecum. Lee has had a rough go at it of late, as he is 8 for his last 52 with a .581 OPS. It's been a decent first year for the 290 pound Korean transplant and has shown to have a good power stroke but just isn't seeing regular at-bats to be a fantasy factor.