Alfredo Amezaga - 2B (OF)
Marlon Anderson - 2B (OF)
Rich Aurilia - SS (3B, 1B)
Jeff Baker - OF (1B)
Casey Blake - OF (3B)
Geoff Blum - SS (2B)
Aaron Boone - 3B (1B)
Billy Butler - OF (DH)
Asdrubal Cabrera - SS (2B)
Alberto Callaspo - SS (3B)
Jorge Cantu - 2B (1B)
Jeff Clement - C (DH)
Jeff Conine - OF (1B)
Joe Dillon - 2B (OF)
Damion Easley - SS (2B)
Robert Fick - C (1B)
Jason Giambi - 1B (DH)
Jerry Hairston Jr. - 2B (OF)
Bill Hall - SS (OF)
Aaron Hill - SS (2B)
Shea Hillenbrand - 3B, 1B (DH)
Aubrey Huff - 3B (1B)
Maicer Izturis - 3B (2B)
Kelly Johnson - OF (2B)
Ryan Klesko - OF (1B)
Greg Norton - 1B, OF (DH)
Eric Patterson - 2B (OF)
Mike Piazza - C (DH)
Ryan Raburn - 2B (OF)
Freddy Sanchez - SS, 3B (2B)
Gary Sheffield - OF (DH)
Sammy Sosa - OF (DH)
Mark Teahen - 3B (OF)
Scott Thorman - OF (1B)
B.J. Upton - 3B (2B, OF)
Jose Vidro - 2B (DH)
Todd Walker - 2B (1B)
Rondell White - OF (DH)
Ty Wigginton - 2B (3B)
Brandon Wood - SS (3B)

Hillenbrand would remain 3B eligible if signs with an NL team.

Wigginton should remain 2B eligible in mixed leagues, but he’ll probably be disqualified in most NL-only leagues after not seeing any time there following his trade to Houston.

The big story here is the large number of players set to be limited to the DH spot initially:

David Ortiz
Travis Hafner
Jim Thome
Gary Sheffield
Frank Thomas
Billy Butler
Jason Giambi
Mike Piazza
Jose Vidro
Sammy Sosa
Shea Hillenbrand
Mike Sweeney
Greg Norton
Rondell White
Jeff Clement
Shelley Duncan
Garrett Jones

Those playing in AL-only leagues with strict eligibility rules might be able to take advantage of the situation and snag Giambi or Piazza dirt cheap.