Venditte is well-known in the minor leagues as a legitimate switch pitcher--that is, he can actually deliver his offerings with either his left or right arm, and will indeed do so depending on the batter matchup. At 31 now he's a journeyman who still hasn't quite proven himself in the majors yet, but he's been excellent for years in the minors and might get a longer look from the rebuilding Phillies than he has with other teams. Venditte's mostly a reliever, but he can start in a pinch. At worst he gives the Phils a solid, super-versatile bullpen arm at Triple-A.

This off-season the Mariners have focused on rebuilding their outfield, and Curletta adds more organizational depth to that effort. He's a big, strapping right fielder who has some solid pop in his bat, but needs more time in the minors to harness his bat speed and learn to hit for a higher average.

Neither of Venditte nor Curletta should be on anyone's fantasy watchlist for 2017, since Venditte is an unproven journeyman reliever and Curletta is an unproven and strikeout-prone outfield prospect who has yet to play in Triple-A.