Getting tired of the "former All-Star" designation on this career journeyman. He had an excellent first-half 2013, got on the ballot as one of five fan choices, then Canadian fans stuffed ballot boxes with votes, and he won the spot. Since then he's kicked around baseball, occasionally in the majors.

One major contribution he did make was in introducing a completely different protocol for rehab from Tommy John surgery, as he demonstrated an increase in pitch velocity rather than a decline. I believe people took notice and adopted his ideas.