Impact: The 2009 season was Guillen's first turn at playing left field on a regular basis, and the experience was bumpy due to a shoulder injury that limited the veteran. Leyland expects Guillen to be a better fit in the outfield next year and plans on him to be a "nine-inning player." We'll see how this plays out over the offseason, but if Leyland sticks with this plan, it would limit Ryan Raburn, who had a breakout role as a platoon player in left field.