Position player pages now with defensive projections at BaseballProjection.com
"I've updated the position player pages with defensive projections. These are based on 4 years of TotalZone data, including minor league defensive ratings."
Cool stuff.
about 3 years ago
erik
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Ok, so who projects to be the awesomest at each position?
Beyond the Boxscore // Calling BJ Upton lazy is lazy.
The awesomests:
1st Albert Pujols 12
2nd Adam Everett 16
3rd Scott Rolen 13
SS Adam Everett 19
C Yadier Molina 11
OF Franklin Gutierrez 22
CF Franklin Gutierrez 19
by Jeff Zimmerman on Mar 30, 2009 6:55 PM EDT up reply actions
Adam Everett and Franklin Gutierrez are so good that they can play two positions at once.
Beyond the Boxscore // Calling BJ Upton lazy is lazy.
Those are different projections then the one Erik is talking about. The ones you listed have been released for awhile and are TZ+BIS ZR+STATS ZR+FSR, these are just TZ, but with minor league data.
Those numbers from the bottom of the main projection page are the same as one he put on each player's card
at least for the 10 or so I checked
by Jeff Zimmerman on Mar 31, 2009 9:35 AM EDT up reply actions
No they aren’t, which 10 are you looking at? Just taking players at the positions you listed here are the numbers:
Pujols: 10
Everett: 3
Rolen: 8
Everett: 13
no catcher numbers
Gutierrez: 14
Gutierrez: 8
All different, and by there being no catcher ones, it ensures that your looking at the wrong thing. Maybe you have some crazy ability to pick out the ones that are the same though.
I’m also guessing you didn’t click on each page and actually get the leaders and you copy and pasted the “Defensive Projections” tables into excel then sorted them by position. Which is all fine and all, but that is a different set of projections then what this topic is about.
I had some bad luck it look like
I looked at Gardner and some Royals. Thanks for pointing it out.
by Jeff Zimmerman on Mar 31, 2009 11:23 AM EDT up reply actions



























