Once considered the second baseman of the future for the White Sox, Johnson's career path has stalled. He will look for a fresh start in Atlanta, where he might wind up earning a job as their top utility man.

The Dodgers had recently designated Johnson for assignment, so they at least get back an asset in return. The Dodgers continue to pursue a new starting second baseman, but Johnson was never in their plans.

Still only 26, Johnson offers a little fantasy intrigue because of his speed. However, he is not expected to see enough at-bats with the Braves to become a legitimate fantasy factor in 2017.