

Jermaine Dye

Dye, the 2005 World Series MVP, is having a down year but has picked it up since the All-Star break. At 33, with more than $2 million left on his 2007 contract, the soon-to-be free agent might clear waivers and be attractive to a contender looking for a veteran outfielder with pop and postseason experience. Dye, the 2005 World Series MVP, is having a down year but has picked it up since the All-Star break. At 33, with more than $2 million left on his 2007 contract, the soon-to-be free agent might clear waivers and be attractive to a contender looking for a veteran outfielder with pop and postseason experience.

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