Jose Caballero enjoyed a breakout season with 44 stolen bases, leading the American League. His defensive prowess and utility role add depth to his fantasy value, despite potential competition for playing time once Ha-Seong Kim returns.

Former Mariners player José Caballero, now with the Rays, has fallen into a bench role, leading to speculation about a potential return to Seattle, especially following the Rays' recent signing of Kim.

Jose Caballero has been one of the players the Mariners have utilized at second base, but his contributions have not significantly impacted the team's performance in that position. As the Mariners consider their options for the upcoming season, Caballero's role remains uncertain amid discussions about potential new signings and internal candidates.

Jose Caballero was traded from the Mariners to the Tampa Bay Rays in exchange for Luke Raley. His departure opened up opportunities for Raley to step into a more prominent role within the Mariners' lineup. The trade highlights the Mariners' strategy to bolster their offense, as they sought effective hitters to address their struggles during the season.

Jose Caballero contributed to the Rays' offensive efforts by reaching base after being hit by a pitch during a critical moment in the seventh inning, which helped facilitate the scoring of what would be the winning run.