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Hitter projections for 2004

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They are not random. He gets to these numbers by using aging projections among other tools. I'll try and find his 2003 ZiPS projections.

 

A bunch of people from this community (baseball primer) are starting to get jobs in front offices, so they know what they are talking about.

They are saying Miguel Cabrera will hit 17 home runs, Mike Lowell will hit 26, and Ramon Castro won't have any!

 

Bogus.

uhh...he says Castro will hit 13 homers and Tejeda 29.

My bad on Ramon, I read the wrong Castro.

 

But even Ramon, if a starter, will hit more than 13. More like 25-30.

 

And who said anything about Tejada?

They are not random. He gets to these numbers by using aging projections among other tools. I'll try and find his 2003 ZiPS projections.

 

A bunch of people from this community (baseball primer) are starting to get jobs in front offices, so they know what they are talking about.

Yes, they may be smart people, but like Baseball Prospectus' PECOTA, it's another bad projecting tool from good baseball minds.

I'm sorry to make another post here, but since when was Josh Phelps a better hitter than Mike Lowell!?

I'm sorry to make another post here, but since when was Josh Phelps a better hitter than Mike Lowell!?

 

 

As of the posting of that article thingy :angry

Actually I wouldn't be surprised if Phelps blew up next season.

I'm not disagreeing with that at all. But he won't be better than Lowell.

 

Josh needs to get some plat discipline too. He K'ed over 100 times in just over 100 games I believe.

Actually I wouldn't be surprised if Phelps blew up next season.

I'm not disagreeing with that at all. But he won't be better than Lowell.

 

Josh needs to get some plat discipline too. He K'ed over 100 times in just over 100 games I believe. He could very well do better than Lowell, seeing as Lowell didn't do anything the second half of the season.

 

Josh has decent plate discipline. He may strikeout a lot but he'll take a walk, which is why his OBP was still higher than Lowell's.

He could very well do better than Lowell, seeing as Lowell didn't do anything the second half of the season.

 

Josh has decent plate discipline. He may strikeout a lot but he'll take a walk, which is why his OBP was still higher than Lowell's.

Lowell K'ed less in more games, had a better average, better OPS, ect.

 

He did better than Phelps in every category BUT OBP. Josh is in no way at Mike's level.

Easiest player in baseball to predict...Magglio Ordonez.

 

He's good for about .320-30-100 every year :thumbup

http://www.baseballprimer.com/bodies/szymb...i/ZiPS04PIT.htm

Pitchers

 

Name                    Team    P Age    ERA   W   L   S   G  GS  CG SHO    INN   H   R  ER  BB   K  HR GDP 
Armando Almanza*        FLA    mr  31   5.36   2   4   0  51   0   0   0   47.0  44  31  28  24  50   9   0
Josh Beckett            FLA    sp  24   3.51   9   6   0  22  21   0   0  123.0 100  52  48  45 140  11   0
Toby Borland            FLA    mr  35   4.00   4   4   0  55   0   0   0   72.0  62  35  32  35  67   4   0
Ced Bowers*             FLA    mr  26   4.62   3   4   0  38   5   0   0   76.0  67  42  39  42  76   8   0
Nate Bump               FLA    mr  27   4.10   7   6   0  32  16   0   0  112.0 116  56  51  33  61   7   0
A.J. Burnett            FLA    sp  27   3.92  11   9   0  27  26   0   0  172.0 148  82  75  77 170  12   0
Mike Flannery           FLA    mr  24   5.34   3   6   0  65   0   0   0   64.0  72  41  38  25  41   1   0 
Bryce Florie            FLA    mr  34   5.96   3   6   0  19  13   0   0   71.0  72  51  47  47  55  10   0 
Mike Fyhrie             FLA    mr  34   4.77   6   8   0  28  19   0   0  132.0 133  77  70  60  88  12   0
Franklyn Gracesqui*     FLA    mr  24   4.94   3   3   0  43   0   0   0   51.0  41  30  28  44  51   1   0
Delvin James            FLA    sp  26   5.38   3   6   0  32  18   0   0  117.0 139  77  70  34  58  18   0
Steve Kent*             FLA    mr  25   5.43   2   3   0  36   1   0   0   58.0  60  38  35  36  32   4   0
Braden Looper           FLA    cl  29   3.99   4   4   0  75   0   0   0   79.0  76  38  35  28  58   5   0
David Manning           FLA    sp  31   5.93   3   7   0  21  16   0   0   91.0  95  66  60  64  55   9   0
Blaine Neal             FLA    mr  26   3.95   3   3   0  59   0   0   0   66.0  63  31  29  27  44   2   0
Kevin Olsen             FLA    sp  27   3.74   6   5   0  20  20   0   0  118.0 115  53  49  28  89  10   0
Carl Pavano             FLA    sp  28   3.94  11   9   0  32  27   0   0  169.0 169  81  74  43 118  15   0
Brad Penny              FLA    sp  26   3.93  11  10   0  30  30   0   0  181.0 175  86  79  51 141  17   0 
Tommy Phelps*           FLA    mr  30   4.13   3   2   0  40   4   0   0   72.0  71  36  33  26  52   6   0
Mark Redman*            FLA    sp  30   3.95  11  10   0  28  28   0   0  180.0 176  86  79  55 128  14   0
Aaron Small             FLA    mr  32   5.09   6   8   0  27  16   0   0  106.0 120  66  60  30  56  16   0 
Tim Spooneybarger       FLA    mr  24   3.69   2   2   0  56   0   0   0   61.0  53  27  25  26  55   3   0 
Michael Tejera*         FLA    mr  27   4.65   6   7   0  41  17   0   0  120.0 120  68  62  46  92  14   0 
Justin Wayne            FLA    sp  25   4.50   7   7   0  28  27   0   0  148.0 155  81  74  53  83  12   0 
Dontrelle Willis*       FLA    sp  22   3.47  12   8   0  30  30   0   0  179.0 163  76  69  40 155  12   0

 

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thankw for posting those rferry...interesting that K Olsen projects to have a nice season.

He could very well do better than Lowell, seeing as Lowell didn't do anything the second half of the season.

 

Josh has decent plate discipline. He may strikeout a lot but he'll take a walk, which is why his OBP was still higher than Lowell's.

Lowell K'ed less in more games, had a better average, better OPS, ect.

 

He did better than Phelps in every category BUT OBP. Josh is in no way at Mike's level. Yes but Lowell did so terrible the second half it wouldn't be surprising if he didn't do all that great in 2004.

Yes but Lowell did so terrible the second half it wouldn't be surprising if he didn't do all that great in 2004.

That makes no sense.

Yes but Lowell did so terrible the second half it wouldn't be surprising if he didn't do all that great in 2004.

That makes no sense. See Paul Konerko's 2nd half stats in 2002 compared to his first half ones, and entire season stats in 2003 to see why that does make sense.

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