Owners of Manny Ramirez should claim Juan Pierre to replace him in their lineups.

Available in more than three quarters (76.4 percent) of FOX Sports fantasy leagues, Pierre offers help in runs, stolen bases and average. Of course, the light-hitting outfielder has a big dropoff in homers and RBIs.

Ramirez is expected to return July 3, so keeping him on the roster as a bench player means he can still contribute later to fantasy teams with at least half the season remaining (83 games).

Pierre scored  at least 87 runs when he played full-time for seven seasons from 2001-07. He also reached 90 runs six times and 100 runs three times during that span. Even though he played only part-time last year, Pierre stole 40 bases to finish eighth in the majors. In the previous seven seasons, he averaged 54 steals. Pierre has the potential to hit .300. He owns a career .300 average and is batting .355 in 31 at-bats this season.  

However, downgrade the trade values of all other Dodgers hitters, including Matt Kemp, Andre Either, Rafael Furcal and Orlando Hudson. 

Batting in the middle of the lineup, Kemp and Either will likely see fewer good pitches and RBI chances without him frequently being on base. At the top of the lineup, Furcal and Hudson will likely see fewer good pitches without Ramirez batting behind them and score less runs without Ramirez to help drive them home.

Another outfielder to claim is Kansas City's Jose Guillen, who's available in 51 percent of FOX Sports leagues. Like Ramirez, Guillen can contribute heavily in the four categories of average, runs, RBI and homers. Guillen had 23 homers, 99 RBI, 84 runs and a .290 average with Seattle in 2007.

The next season with Kansas City, his average dipped to .264 and runs fell to 66, but he hit 20 homers with 97 RBI in a weak-hitting lineup. This year, the Royals have upgraded their offense with the significant additions of first baseman Mike Jacobs and outfielder Coco Crisp. This bodes well for Guillen's stats this season.