Ranking figures for 2010 keeps.
For batters, a positive change is an improvement.
2009 2010 change
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Howard 144 165 +21
Ramirez 122 133 +10
Zobrist 136 144 + 8
Hawpe 123 123 0
Victorino 105 105 0
Utley 134 128 - 6
Rollins 101 84 -17
Soto 113 68 -45
Rollins & Soto will ride the bench this season and hope for a return to form.
For pitchers, a negative change is an improvement.
2009 2010 change
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Jimenez 124 101 -23
Lilly 122 106 -16
Garza 126 122 - 4
Hamels 100 131 +31
Street 117 63 -54
Rhodes 155 120 -35
Cole will probably cool his heels on the taxi team. Not sure what to do with Garza.
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Here is a question… how do the overall 15 keeps in 2009 compare to the 15 keeps in 2010? Are the Perfectos better before entering the draft?
What are these “ranking figures”?
Lance, the ranking figures are linear weights I compute from the card numbers. They are weighted for expected L/R match-ups expected, and the average performance of pitchers/hitters are factored in to the values for the hitters/pitchers. It’s my way of rolling everything up into one number that represents run production (hitters) or run yield (pitchers).
Lance,
As you can tell… Lenny is really good with math…
Lenny,
You answered Lance’s question about the rankings… how do the keeps compare… not player to player but overall numbers vs. overall numbers… should we look out for the Perfectos in 2010?
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