Unfortunately, Cox hit .254 in 108 games during an injury-plagued 2012 campaign and was shipped to Miami for a middle reliever, which took some of the shine off his burgeoning prospects. But Cox admitted he rushed back too soon from two separate injuries (concussion, hamstring) last season, and he tried to become more of a power hitter, which contributed to his offensive struggles, according to the Sun-Sentinel. Cox added he's returned to the form that made him successful in college and in his first pro season.

Obviously, the Marlins hope they can sneak Cox through waivers and they might. But I don't think his story is done. Cox might never have elite power for a corner infielder, which hurts his long-term Fantasy appeal, but if he gets back to being a solid contact hitter and improves on his defense, then I don't see why he can't hold some keeper value in very deep formats.