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Congratulations,
Andre Dawson, on your election to the Hall of Fame. Welcome to
Cooperstown.
See where Dawson ranks among Hall of Fame outfielders
Hall of
Fame Position Ranks
2010 Hall of Fame Voting
Andre Dawson 77.9%
Bert
Blylevin 74.2%
Roberto Alomar 73.7%
Jack Morris 52.3%
Barry Larkin 51.6%
Lee Smith 47.3%
Edgar Martinez 36.2%
Tim Raines 30.4%
Mark McGwire 23.7%
Alan Trammell 22.4%
Fred McGriff 21.5%
Don Mattingly 16.1%
Dave Parker 15.2%
Dale Murphy 11.7%
Harold Baines 6.1%
Off Ballot in Future (Under 5%):
Andres Galarraga, Robin Ventura,
Ellis Burks, Kevin Appier, Pat Hentgen,
David Segui, Mike Jackson, Ray Lankford, Shane Reynolds, Todd Zeile.
* 75% needed for Election
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Updated Best Seasons
Ever Lists |
BEST SEASONS EVER
PITCHERS (PEVA)
1.
GREG MADDUX
1994
57.974
2.
SILVER KING
1888
56.728
3.
AMOS RUSIE
1894
55.357
4.
BRET SABERHAGEN
1989
53.447
5.
WALTER JOHNSON
1912
52.347
WHO JOINED
THE LIST
IN 2009
50.
ZACK GREINKE
42.305
91.
TIM LINCECUM
37.546
124.
CHRIS CARPENTER
35.125
147.
FELIX HERNANDEZ
33.947
Check
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Pitching Seasons
Best
Pitching Seasons
Best
Relief Pitching Seasons
BEST SEASONS EVER
POSITION PLAYERS (PEVA)
1. BABE
RUTH
1923
58.931
2.
BABE RUTH
1920
55.754
3.
BARRY BONDS*
2001
55.207
4.
BABE RUTH
1921
54.876
5.
BARRY BONDS*
2002
54.848
WHO JOINED
THE LIST
IN 2009
27.
ALBERT PUJOLS
43.955
168.
PRINCE FIELDER
34.062
206.
JOE MAUER
32.590
Note:
Regular Season PEVA
* PED Allegations
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Best
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Maximum Salary Info 2009
Actual Salaries
Highest Paid
C - Jorge Posada $13,100,000
1B - Mark Teixeira $20,625,000
2B - Chase Utley $11,285,714
3B - Alex Rodriguez $33,000,000
SS - Derek Jeter $21,600,000
OF - Manny Ramirez $23,854,494
P - Johan Santana $18,876,139
Maximum Salary Info 2009
SPRO Salary Projection Model
Highest Paid
C - Jorge Posada $12,668,000
1B - Albert Pujols $18,000,000
2B - Chase Utley $10,990,000
3B - Alex Rodriguez $18,456,000
SS - Miguel Tejada $12,159,000
OF - Carlos Beltran $17,341,000
P - Roy Halladay, Roy Oswalt,
C.C. Sabathia, Johan Santana, $18,000,000
Note: SPRO Salary Projection reflects 1st Year values for multi-year
contracts. Some actual salaries quoted reflect out years.
Source: Actual Salaries, USA Today Salary Database; SPRO,
baseballevaluation.com.
Average Salary by Position for
2009
Position - Ave. Salary - (# Players)
Catcher - $2,179,760 (63)
1B/DH - $5,863,938 (47)
2B - $2,262,202 (53)
3B - $4,793,313 (43)
SS - $3,113,541 (53)
OF - $3,857,507 (149)
P - $2,887,334 (407)
Salary Source: USA Today Database
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128
Players File for Salary Arbitration, 34 Exchange Salary Figures
Tim Lincecum asks for $13,000,000
See Where They Stand Now on our Arbitration Page |
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| Free Agents 2010 Free
Agent List |
Free Agent Headline Free
Agent Contract Anaylsis
Orlando Hudson signs
$5,000,000 contract with Minnesota Twins.
SPRO Analysis
Twins
get bargain in Hudson. It's a continual bargain bin sale for Major
League teams as they head toward spring training and snap up the
remaining free agents and the Twins got a good one in signing Hudson.
Boy, what a new baseball park won't do for your revenues. Just ask
those Twins fans at Target Field and their $95 million dollar roster.
SPRO projection $6,040,000 in 2010 and Hudson deserved a three year
contract.
Kevin Gregg signs
$2,750,000 contract with Toronto. Deal includes $4.5 million option for 2011 or $8.75 million two year option.
SPRO Analysis
Blue
Jays pay market value for Gregg. It's a bargain for one year and
market value including the option, but we'll say overall it's a good
market value deal. SPRO projection $3,538,000 in 2010 and a two year
contract worth $7,200,000.
Adam Kennedy signs
$1,250,000 contract with Washington, including $2,000,000 option for 2011.
SPRO Analysis
Nationals
get bargain in Kennedy. Overpay early, get bargains late. The
Nationals take part in the sale, getting Kennedy, potentially a plus
starter, for a backup player price. He's 34 years old, but coming off
one of his best years at Oakland. If he performs like that in
Washington, this is a great deal. SPRO projection $3,032,000 for one
year and $6,170,000 for two.
Yorvit Torrealba signs
$1,250,000 contract with San Diego, including $3,500,000 option for 2011.
SPRO Analysis
Padres
get bargain in Torrealba. It's slight, but still good.
Now pegged as a backup, Yorvit's SPRO was $1,707,000 for 2010.
Ryan Garko signs
$550,000 contract with performance incentives of $525,000 with Seattle Mariners.
SPRO Analysis
Mariners
get bargain in Garko. Garko had an off year in 2009, but is still only
29 years old and bound to rebound. SPRO projection $1,739,000.
Gabe Gross signs
$750,000 contract with Oakland that includes $250,000 in performance incentives.
SPRO Analysis
A's get
bargain in Gross. Yes, it's bargain basement time on the free agent
market as clubs troll the bottom to middle of the field were plus
backups or surprising rebounders. Gross is likely in the backup class,
but worth $1,317,000 in the SPRO projection model.
Melvin Mora signs
$1,300,000 contract with Colorado.
SPRO Analysis
Rockies
get bargain in Mora. Okay, he's old, 38 years old, but two seasons ago
in 2008 he was batting 0.285 with 25 HR and 83 RBI. Now that's a good
bargain, even if he can't get back to that plateau. But in Colorado,
even in these humidor days, it's possible. SPRO Projection $4,055,000.
Orlando Cabrera signs
$3,020,000 contract with Cincinnati Reds, including a mutual option for 2011.
SPRO Analysis
Reds
get bargain in Cabrera. Geez, what kind of love does it take for a
player with four straight years above 10.000 PEVA Rating to get a solid
contract. There seems to be a trend here for players who are older,
but still high in production that's a whole lot different than last
year with a player like Raul Ibanez. SPRO projection for Cabrera was
north of $8 million.
Fernando Tatis signs
$850,000 contract with New York Mets.
SPRO Analysis
Mets get bargain in Tatis. Geez, it's not like we're big Tatis fans
and we know he's not destined for a starting role this year unless
injuries hit the Mets again, but there's not a whole lot of love being
shown to Fernando after he stepped in so well in 2009. Well, that's
business for you. But the Mets are getting a bargain here even for a
reserve role. SPRO projection $2,251,000 in 2010.
Xavier Nady signs
$3,300,000 contract with Chicago Cubs with $2,050,000 in performance incentives.
SPRO Analysis
Rockies get bargain in Nady. The contract plus incentives number is
right on target as SPRO (including incentives) oted a salary of
$5,668,000, but it is a prudent bargain considering the injury plagued
season Nady had in 2009. But don't be surprised if Nady goes on to
have the best season of any Cubs outfielder.
Jose Contreras signs
$1,500,000 contract with Philadelphia.
SPRO Analysis
Phillies
pay market value for Contreras. We're not sure why Ruben Amaro is
collecting all seniors for his backup plans, unless there's some AARP
promotion at the park coming in 2010, but this contract is appropriate
for Contreras. SPRO projection $1,643,000.
Jason Giambi signs
$1,750,000 contract with Colorado.
SPRO Analysis
Rockies get bargain in Giambi. It's a slight bargain with SPRO at
$2,217,000, but Jason is likely a very good fit for this club as a
backup plan and reserve to Todd Helton.
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Free Agent Contract Anaylsis
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| Updated Best Ever Career Lists |
Who
joined the Top 100? Who were the movers and shakers of
today's
pitchers and batters as their shot up the list with a bullet?
Now see where
every player in history ranks in our Best Ever Lists
through the 2009 season.
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Movers and Shakers
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Pitchers
Pedro Martinez #11 to #10
Roy Halladay #59 to
#36
Mariano Rivera #51
to #46
Johan Santana #57
to #50
Andy Pettitte #58
to #51
Jamie Moyer #54 to
#53
Roy Oswalt #89 to
#79
Trevor Hoffman #95
to #81
Derek Lowe #100 to
#89
C.C. Sabathia enters the Top 100
moving from #115 to #82 |
Batters
Alex
Rodriguez #32 to #27
Manny Ramirez #45
to #43
Albert Pujols #86
to #48
Gary Sheffield #51
to #50
Chipper Jones #63
to #59
Jim Thome #71 to #66
Derek Jeter enters
the Top 100 moving from #130 to #94 |
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| Best Postseason Players 2009 |
| Check out
the Top Five pitchers and position players of the 2009 postseason,
including all three rounds, for Pitching
and Batting! |
Postseason Pitching
2009 TOP FIVE
1.
Cliff Lee, PHI
4-0 40.3 IP 1.56 ERA
5.132 POST PEVA
2. C.C Sabathia, NYA
3-1 36.3 IP 1.98 ERA
2.340 POST PEVA
3. Mariano Rivera, NYA
5 SV 16.0 IP 0.56 ERA
2.069 POST PEVA
4. Andy Pettite, NYA
4-0 30.7 IP 3.52 ERA
1.608 POST PEVA
5. AJ Burnett, NYA
1-1 27.3 IP 5.57 ERA
0.661 POST PEVA
Note: Post PEVA subject to change; Post PEVA reflects 10%
of full season value.
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Post Position Players
2009 TOP FIVE
1.
Alex Rodriguez, NYA
6 HR, 18 RBI, 0.365 AVE
6.249 POST PEVA
2. Carlos Ruiz, PHI
2 HR, 9 RBI, 0.341 AVE
3.228 POST PEVA
3. Jason Werth, PHI
7 HR, 13 RBI, 0.275
3.117 POST PEVA
4. Derek Jeter, NYA
3 HR, 6 RBI, 0.344 AVE
2.879 POST PEVA
5. Chase Utley, PHI
6 HR, 10 RBI, 0.296
2.407 POST PEVA
Note: Post PEVA subject to change; Post PEVA reflects 10%
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who is bound to earn the Cy Young Award or MVP in each league.
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Most Valuable Player/Cy Young Award Canddiate
20.000 - Great
All League
15.000 - Very Good
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| Team Power Rankings 2009 |
Batting
1.
New York Yankees 133.444
2. Philadelphia Phllies 114.034
3. Milwaukee Brewers 112.524
4. Minnesota Twins 109.165
5. Los Angeles Dodgers 108.766 |
Pitching
1.
St. Louis Cardinals 118.770
2. San Francisco Giants 112.403
3. Atlanta Braves 103.884
4. Los Angeles Dodgers 89.942
5. New York Yankees 88.218
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Current Franchises
New 2009 Additions to Top 20
in Team History
Pitchers
Arizona - Dan Haren #11
Colorado - Ubaldo Jimenex #1,
Jason Marquis #3, Jorge de la Rosa #11,
Huston Street #14
Detroit - Justin Verlander #8
Florida - Josh Johnson
#4
Kansas
City -
Zack Greinke #2
Milwaukee
- Trevor Hoffman #17
NY
Yankees - C.C. Sabathia #17
Seattle
- Felix Hernandez #2
San
Francisco - Tim Lincecum #7
St.
Louis - Chris Carpenter #8,
Adam Wainwright #18
Tampa
Bay - James Shields #5
Toronto
- Roy Halladay #6
Batters
Arizona - Mark Reynolds #11
Colorado - Troy Tulowitski #9,
Todd Helton #20
Florida - Hanley
Ramirez #4
Milwaukee
- Prince Fielder #2,
Ryan Braun #5
Minnesota
- Joe Mauer #3
San
Diego - Adrian Gonzalez #2
St.
Louis - Albert Pujols #2
Tampa
Bay - Evan Longoria #2,
Ben Zobrist #3, Carl Crawford #11,
Carlos Pena #14, Jason Bartlett #16
Toronto
- Adam Lind #15
Washington - Ryan Zimmerman #15
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