Johnny Damon, Depth, and the Manny/Vlad Scenario

My first thought upon hearing of the Rays signing Johnny Damon was a bit chagrined. "MANNY'S STILL AVAILABLE!" rang through my head. The more I thought about it, the more I think that the Rays getting both Damon and another bat is a major possibility. A few bullet points:

• Friedman has been quoted as saying they would look to add "1 or 2 bats." He also has mentioned the desire for a middle of the order, impact bat.
• Friedman spoke recently about missing on Rauch. That may mean there are extra funds that were going to be allocated toward the bullpen that may be allocated toward the offense. Additionally, with the possibility of a trade for a relief ace we may need to deal from the big league roster. 
• We've lost a total of 693 games played this offseason. The departures of (in descending order by games played) of Crawford,  Pena, Bartlett, Aybar, Kapler, Navarro, Blalock, Burrell, Hawpe, and Baldelli leave a lot of games to be spread around. Of course we expect Dan Johnson to play more than the 43 games played last year, and we expect Navarro's playing time to go to a catcher rather than a Manny or Vlad. The thing is, though, there are still plenty of at bats to go around. Look at this table with rough playing time estimates for how to work Manny or Vlad in as essentially full-time players: