Moreland obviously won't be able to replace the production of the best non-Mike Trout hitter in the American League last year, but he does have a lot of good qualities and had some tough BABIP luck last year (.266, althought his career mark is still below average at .288.) His wRC+ went down to 87 from 117 the year before despite his line drive percentage going up. If you look at FanGraphs' Tony Blengino's contact quality report you would've expected Moreland to be a league average 1B/DH based on his exit velocity and batted ball profile, not 13% below average. And if he continues to decline, it's only $5 million.