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Baseball Evaluation
and Salary Projections
The salary
projections from baseballevaluation.com are the result of over 5,000
hours of research into how baseball statistics and our PEVA
player ratings correlate to payroll, and
the results in the Salary Projection model are meant to mirror how
baseball pays its players. Buy the 2010 Free Agent Tracker
and see
just what we're talking about.
PEVA
Player
Rating BOXSCORE
32.000 - Fantastic
(MVP/Cy Young Award Canddiate)
20.000 - Great (All
League)
15.000 - Very Good (All
Star Caliber)
10.000 - Good (Plus
Starter)
3.500 - Average Player
Free Agent 2009-2010
Contract Analysis
November 2009 Signings
December 2009 Signings
January 2010 Signings
2009-2010 Free Agent List
TYPE A FREE AGENTS
Offered Arbitration
Grant Balfour (TBA)
Adrian Beltre (BOS)
Carl Crawford (TBA)
Jorge de la Rosa (COL)
Adam Dunn (WAS)
Frank Francisco (TEX)
Paul Konerko (CHA)
Cliff Lee (TEX)
Victor Martinez (BOS)
Carl Pavano (MIN)
Rafael Soriano (TBA)
Jayson Werth (PHI)
Not Offered Arbitration
Vladimir Guerrero (TEX)
Matt Guerrier (MIN)
Derek Jeter (NYA)
Bengie Molina (TEX)
Magglio Ordonez (DET)
Andy Pettite (NYA)
A.J. Pierzynski (CHA)
Manny Ramirez (CHA)
Mariano Rivera (NYA)
Dan Wheeler (TBA)
Current teams with Type A players signed by another team would receive a Mid-1st Round to
Mid-2nd Round compensation pick from the signing team, plus a sandwich pick between the 1st and 2nd Round from the league.
A team losing a Type A Free Agent to a team signing more than one Type A Free Agent may receive a lower round pick.
TYPE B FREE AGENTS
Offered Arbitration
Joaquin Benoit (TBA)
John Buck (TOR)
Randy Choate (TBA)
Kevin Correia (TBA)
Jesse Crain (MIN)
Octavio Dotel (COL)
Pedro Feliciano (NYN)
John Garland (SDN)
Brad Hawpe (TBA)
Aaron Heilman (ARI)
Trevor Hoffman (MIL)
Orlando Hudson (MIN)
Adam LaRoche (ARI)
Felipe Lopez (BOS)
Chad Qualls (TBA)
J.J. Putz (CHA)
Yorvit Torrealba (TBA)
Juan Uribe (SFN)
Javier Vazquez (NYA)
The current team that loses a Type B player receives compensation from
the league with a sandwich pick between the 1st and 2nd rounds,
but below Type A compensation picks. The team signing that player
is not required to give up draft pick compensation.
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Stat Geek Baseball
Free
Agent 2010-11 Contract Analysis
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Below you
will find contract analysis for the Free Agents who have signed for the
2011 season. Did your team overpay, get a good deal, make a
steal? Here we compare the Salary Projection numbers of Stat
Geek Baseball's salary projection system to the actual contracts given.
And if you want even more information, before or after the
signings, check out Stat
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includes Salary Projections and Career Stats for all players from the
2010 season or all players in baseball history.
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February 2011 Signings |
Free Agent Headline
Chad Durbin signs 1 year $800,000 contract with Toronto, including $1m in additional incentives.
SPRO Analysis
Indians
get bargain in Durbin. Durbin has been solid, if not spectacular,
over the past four years, and we think deserves a deal for a better
guaranteed number. SPRO value for 2011, $1,994,000.
Free Agent Headline
Scott Podsednik signs 1 year $1,000,000 Minor League deal contract with Toronto.
SPRO Analysis
Blue
Jays get bargain in Podsednik. Yes, Scott overplayed his hands
and waited too long to sign, but he's a much better player than this.
He gives you speed and a veteran prescence, plus a pretty
consistent stat line over the last couple years after a couple down
ones. SPRO projection, if he plays regularly, $4,199,000 in 2011.
Free Agent Headline
Vladimir Guerrero signs 1 year $8,000,000 contract with Baltimore.
SPRO Analysis
Orioles
pay market value for Guerrero. In fact, it's a slight bargain
with SPRO projecting value at $9,054,000. But Vlad did look old
in the World Series, especially in the field. However, he's a
professional hitter and something the O's need a lot of, are
professional baseball players. Vlad is certainly one of those.
Free Agent Headline
Justin Duchscherer signs 1
year $700,000 contract, which bumps up to $1.1m if on 25 man opening
day roster. Includes incentives that could make contract reach
$4.5m total.
SPRO Analysis
Orioles
get bargain in Duchscherer. It's a bargain with risk, we
know, but two years ago, he had 10 wins, and last year he came back to
pitch well, even though it was only 28 innings. SPRO projection,
including incentives, $2,900,000.
Free Agent Headline
Ron Belliard signs 1 year $825,000 minor league deal with New York Yankees.
SPRO Analysis
Yankees
get bargain in Belliard. Sure, last year wasn't great, but the
years before show indication of providing a solid bench player, and the
Yanks usually spend a whole lot of money for anything. SPRO says
$1,389,000 in 2011.
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Free Agent Headline
Mark Kotsay signs 1 year $800,000 contract with Milwaukee with $450,000 incentives.
SPRO Analysis
Brewers
get bargain in Kotsay. Solid bench bat with some ability left at
35 years old. Will likely earn some of those incentives, even
though his 2010 season was down from years past. SPRO projection,
including incentives $1,625,000.
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Free Agent Signing Analysis
November 2010
December 2010
January 2011
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Ruffing |
Pete Rose |
Leo
Durocher |
Lefty
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Ryan Howard |
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Note: 2010
statistics through November 2, 2010. Option data source:
Cott's Baseball Contracts.
Note: PEVA - Player Rating for Season or Career. Age - Age
reflects player age at the end of the calendar year.
Baseball
Evaluation
and all materials on this site are the 2010 Copyright and
intellectual property of JDP ECON and their licensors. All
worldwide
rights reserved. The Baseball Evaluation system was developed
independently of Major League Baseball and the Major League Baseball
Players Association and is not endorsed by or associated in
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way with either organization.
Note:
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