May 6, 200719 yr Jacobs 0.989 Uggla 0.745 Ramirez 0.742 Cabrera 0.705 Willingham 0.797 Amezaga CF 0.921 SS 0.938 Ross CF 0.955 RF 1 Borchard 0.867 now, i'm not so sure what these #'s mean, but i compared them to the braves and there zone ratings were much higher at 2B,SS,3B,LF, and RF. Amezaga and Ross's ratings were higher than A Jones. It seems to me that we are not getting to enough balls. bascially about everyone's ratings were lower than last years too, except for Willy. I know this may not mean much, and that it's only been one month, but I found it interesting the differences between a first place team and a 3rd place teams ratings.
May 7, 200719 yr I don't know what these are. Are these defensive sabermetric type stats of some sort?
May 9, 200719 yr Measures a player's ability to catch balls in their assigned zone(s). Useful, in combination with the traditional fielding stats that simply measure efficiency, to measure individual ability. To measure a team, one would probably use defensive efficiency, which measures a team's ability to convert balls hit in all zones into outs (along with team groundball and slugging opposed rates). Anyways, the Marlins rank last in defensive efficiency. http://www.baseballprospectus.com/statisti....php?cid=204024
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