Granite is versatile in the outfield (he can play all three positions), and he swings from the left side of the plate. Therefore, he stands a good chance of breaking camp with Texas and serving as an extra outfielder off the bench. Now 26 years old, Granite should view this opportunity with the Rangers as a last chance to prove himself at the big-league level.

The Twins recently designated Granite for assignment, so they did well here to land two assets for him. The cash will come in handy, since the club re-signed a few of their younger players earlier this year. As for Moore, he is a bullpen arm who may or may not remain in the organization. Minnesota could move him again and reports suggest Baltimore is interested.

Granite is a pure hitter for average and has done very well at the minor-league level. However, he does not profile as an everyday player in MLB, so he can be safely ignored in most fantasy league formats for the time being.