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Thursday, July 9, 2009

AL 3B Run Values Through the First Half of 2009

Player Team Pos PA AVG OBP SLG BRAR RSAA TRAR
Inge, Brandon* DET 3B 330 .267 .362 .505 18 11 28
Rolen, Scott TOR 3B 308 .325 .386 .480 20 6 26
Longoria, Evan* TB 3B 333 .285 .363 .536 21 3 24
Figgins, Chone LAA 3B 371 .310 .393 .402 19 4 23
Crede, Joe MIN 3B 262 .230 .298 .438 4 13 17
Rodriguez, Alex NYA 3B 231 .246 .411 .514 18 -2 16
Young, Michael* TEX 3B 355 .313 .369 .492 22 -10 11
Teahen, Mark KC 3B 319 .288 .348 .445 12 -2 10
DeRosa, Mark CLE 3B 314 .270 .342 .457 10 -2 9
Beckham, Gordon CHA 3B 110 .265 .339 .418 2 0 2
Hinske, Eric NYA 3B 6 .400 .500 1.000 1 1 2
Hannahan, Jack OAK 3B 134 .193 .278 .303 -5 6 1
Woodward, Chris SEA 3B 45 .300 .341 .325 0 1 1
Wood, Brandon LAA 3B 10 .333 .400 .333 0 0 0
Lowell, Mike BOS 3B 282 .282 .319 .470 6 -6 0
Salazar, Oscar BAL 3B 26 .385 .385 .500 1 -2 0
Gordon, Alex KC 3B 26 .095 .269 .238 -1 1 0
Buscher, Brian MIN 3B 117 .198 .333 .302 0 0 -1
Pena, Ramiro NYA 3B 92 .267 .308 .349 -1 0 -1
Wilson, Josh SEA 3B 2 .000 .000 .000 -1 -2 -2
Mora, Melvin BAL 3B 248 .257 .316 .314 -5 2 -3
Wigginton, Ty BAL 3B 220 .256 .295 .391 -2 -2 -4
Chavez, Eric OAK 3B 31 .100 .129 .133 -5 1 -4
Beltre, Adrian SEA 3B 313 .259 .291 .374 -4 0 -4
Berroa, Angel NYA 3B 24 .136 .174 .182 -3 -2 -5
Ransom, Cody NYA 3B 66 .177 .227 .306 -4 -3 -7
Fields, Josh CHA 3B 236 .230 .312 .359 -2 -6 -8


BRAR: Batting runs above replacement level (position and park-adjusted) using linear weights
RSAA: Runs saved above average defensively using zone rating for non-catchers
TRAR: Total runs above replacement level (BRAR + RSAA)
* denotes All Star
** stats were compiled as of July 7

Were Brandon Inge not voted in by the fans, he'd have been the top 3B in the AL so far but not an All Star. Inge's always had a very good glove at third, but this year he's hitting better than he ever has. Scott Rolen's having a good year on both sides of the ball, but apparently no one really cares. Evan Longoria's a very good player, and a worthy All Star, even if these particular metrics show him as a few runs worse than Inge and Rolen.

Obviously we know that Alex Rodriguez hasn't played a full season. If we gave him 350 PAs he'd slot in between Rolen and Longoria. But we can't. So he doesn't.

Michael Young's been the most valuable offensive 3B in the AL, but zone rating isn't a fan of his glove, which takes a big chunk out of his overall value. I thought this may be a ZR specific issue, but UZR has Young at -11, so there's not much disagreement there. And look at Cody Ransom. He's not the least valuable 3B in the AL this year after all.

Oh, and this is pretty cool.

--Posted at 10:37 pm by SG / 38 Comments | - (136)



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