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PEVA Shuffle 2011
Preseason Batting
Power Rankings
1. New York
Yankees
2. Cincinnati Reds
3. St. Louis Cardinals
4. Texas Rangers
5. Milwaukee Brewers
6. Detroit Tigers
7. Boston Red Sox
8. Chicago White Sox
9. Minnesota Twins
10. Atlanta Braves
11. Baltimore Orioles
12. Washington Nationals
13. San Francisco Giants
14. Los Angeles Dodgers
15. Arizona Diamondbacks
16. Tampa Bay Rays
17. Philadelphia Phillies
18. Oakland A's
19. Colorado Rockies
20. LA Angels of Anaheim
21. Toronto Blue Jays
22. New York Mets
23. Cleveland Indians
24. Chicago Cubs
25. Pittsburgh Pirates
26. San Diego Padres
27. Houston Astros
28. Seattle Mariners
29. Kansas City Royas
30. Florida Marlins
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PEVA
Shuffle 2011
Preseason Pitching Power Rankings
1. Philadelphia Phillies
2. San Francisco Giants
3. St. Louis Cardinals*
4. Los Angeles Dodgers
5. Atlanta Braves
6. Oakland A's
7. New York Yankees
8. Florida Marlins
9. Boston Red Sox
10. Texas Rangers
11. San Diego Padres
12. Colorado Rockies
13. LA Angels of Anaheim
14. Chicago Cubs
15. Milwaukee Brewers
16. Detroit Tigers
17. Minnesota Twins
18. New York Mets
19. Chicago White Sox
20. Seattle Mariners
21. Tampa Bay Rays
22. Houston Astros
23. Cincinnati Reds
24. Arizona Diamondbacks
25. Washington Nationsls
26. Baltimore Orioles
27. Cleveland Indians
28. Toronto Blue Jays
29. Pittsburgh Pirates
30. Cleveland Indians
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Baseball Evaluation
PEVA
Power Ranking - Shuffle Index 2011
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PEVA
Shuffle Ranks - Preseason 2011
As
of 3-15-2011
PEVA Shuffle Totals
| Team |
Name |
Batting |
Pitching |
Total |
| Arizona |
Diamondbacks |
77.008 |
45.218 |
122.226 |
| Atlanta |
Braves |
86.403 |
81.853 |
168.256 |
| Baltimore |
Orioles |
85.207 |
40.637 |
125.844 |
| Boston |
Red Sox |
100.726 |
74.709 |
175.435 |
| Chicago |
White Sox |
97.306 |
56.476 |
153.782 |
| Chicago |
Cubs |
63.160 |
67.904 |
131.064 |
| Cincinnati |
Reds |
116.478 |
46.439 |
162.917 |
| Cleveland |
Indians |
64.455 |
40.129 |
104.584 |
| Colorado |
Rockies |
73.489 |
73.493 |
146.982 |
| Detroit |
Tigers |
103.085 |
60.626 |
163.711 |
| Florida |
Marlins |
52.646 |
79.213 |
131.859 |
| Houston |
Astros |
57.173 |
48.653 |
105.826 |
| Kansas City |
Royals |
53.716 |
34.321 |
88.037 |
| Los Angeles |
Angels of Anaheim |
71.602 |
72.498 |
144.100 |
| Los Angeles |
Dodgers |
78.059 |
89.366 |
167.425 |
| Milwaukee |
Brewers |
107.409 |
63.664 |
171.073 |
| Minnesota |
Twins |
87.107 |
60.030 |
147.137 |
| New York |
Yankees |
121.410 |
80.082 |
201.492 |
| New York |
Mets |
67.364 |
59.532 |
126.896 |
| Oakland |
A's |
74.235 |
80.419 |
154.654 |
| Philadelphia |
Phillies |
75.831 |
129.754 |
205.585 |
| Pittsburgh |
Pirates |
61.867 |
27.750 |
89.617 |
| San Diego |
Padres |
57.659 |
73.743 |
131.402 |
| Seattle |
Mariners |
55.838 |
51.834 |
107.672 |
| San Francisco |
Giants |
83.841 |
98.840 |
182.681 |
| St. Louis |
Cardinals |
110.789 |
61.413 |
172.202 |
| Tampa Bay |
Rays |
75.989 |
50.459 |
126.448 |
| Texas |
Rangers |
107.931 |
74.236 |
182.167 |
| Toronto |
Blue Jays |
69.676 |
38.745 |
108.421 |
| Washington |
Nationals |
84.763 |
42.899 |
127.662 |
Note: PEVA Shuffle Totals include PEVA 2010 totals for all players on
40 man preseason 2011 rosters. It includes all players, including
those on injured reserve. For example, Adam Wainwright is
included in the totals above. Without him, the St. Louis
Cardinals total PEVA Preseason shuffle ranking would drop to 171.368.
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PEVA Shuffle Plus
Minus (Compared to Final 2010)
| Team |
Name |
Total
PEVA |
Batting +/- |
Pitching +/- |
Total +/- |
| Arizona |
Diamondbacks |
122.226 |
-6.613 |
-2.907 |
-9.520 |
| Atlanta |
Braves |
168.256 |
-1.010 |
-5.205 |
-6.215 |
| Baltimore |
Orioles |
125.844 |
16.730 |
-4.230 |
12.501 |
| Boston |
Red Sox |
175.435 |
10.448 |
1.479 |
11.927 |
| Chicago |
White Sox |
153.782 |
9.455 |
-8.017 |
1.438 |
| Chicago |
Cubs |
131.064 |
-3.790 |
0.619 |
-3.172 |
| Cincinnati |
Reds |
162.917 |
-4.142 |
-8.938 |
-13.081 |
| Cleveland |
Indians |
104.584 |
-4.468 |
-7.606 |
-12.074 |
| Colorado |
Rockies |
146.982 |
-2.618 |
-3.796 |
-6.414 |
| Detroit |
Tigers |
163.711 |
6.688 |
-1.276 |
5.412 |
| Florida |
Marlins |
131.859 |
-20.779 |
5.587 |
-15.192 |
| Houston |
Astros |
105.826 |
-3.714 |
-17.393 |
-21.107 |
| Kansas City |
Royals |
88.037 |
-13.520 |
-13.542 |
-27.062 |
| Los Angeles |
Angels of Anaheim |
144.100 |
0.013 |
9.377 |
9.390 |
| Los Angeles |
Dodgers |
167.425 |
-1.195 |
21.898 |
20.703 |
| Milwaukee |
Brewers |
171.073 |
-2.926 |
14.303 |
11.377 |
| Minnesota |
Twins |
147.137 |
-11.315 |
-9.842 |
-21.157 |
| New York |
Yankees |
201.492 |
2.073 |
5.110 |
7.183 |
| New York |
Mets |
126.896 |
-7.476 |
-8.042 |
-15.518 |
| Oakland |
A's |
154.654 |
8.135 |
3.954 |
12.089 |
| Philadelphia |
Phillies |
205.585 |
-23.700 |
29.057 |
5.357 |
| Pittsburgh |
Pirates |
89.617 |
1.899 |
-9.942 |
-8.044 |
| San Diego |
Padres |
131.402 |
-25.137 |
-19.514 |
-44.651 |
| Seattle |
Mariners |
107.672 |
-0.419 |
-15.495 |
-15.915 |
| San Francisco |
Giants |
182.681 |
3.872 |
5.841 |
9.712 |
| St. Louis |
Cardinals |
172.202 |
-4.770 |
-35.716 |
-40.485 |
| Tampa Bay |
Rays |
126.448 |
-25.367 |
-32.932 |
-58.299 |
| Texas |
Rangers |
182.167 |
11.735 |
-10.969 |
0.766 |
| Toronto |
Blue Jays |
108.421 |
-28.966 |
-20.189 |
-49.155 |
| Washington |
Nationals |
127.662 |
2.345 |
-12.023 |
-9.678 |
Note:
PEVA Shuffle Plus Minus numbers represent the increase or decrease
between the totals for the Preseason 2011 roster versus the
end of season totals of 2010.
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PEVA Shuffle Index - Batting
Power Rankings
March
15, 2011 - The Hot Stove league is behind us and preseason games
are about to give way to the regular season. And then we'll know,
won't we. Just who did the best job of the offseason and shuffled
their lineup into a juggernaut, or not. And it's funny.
With all the yammer about that great pitching rotation in
Philadelphia, or that great team in St. Louis that just lost the second
best pitcher of last season, or about those Yanks and Sox, the team
that may have made the best overall splash of the offseason, but did it
very quietly, was the Los Angeles Dodgers. Hmmm. I wonder
if that'll mean those Dodger blue will contend with their Giant foes
for the title this year. But we're getting ahead of ourselves, or
at least diving into the overall effect pool, so before we go too far
afied, let's get back to the topic at hand. Who
has done the best offseason job in the PEVA Shuffle index for
batters. Well, it's another blast from the past team, ... those
Baltimore Orioles.
Top Five
1. Baltimore Orioles - No, Cal isn't coming back to play, but
somehow, this squad has done a pretty nice job of adding productive
offseason players this year. Yes, they're a bit gimpy, ... see
Vladimir Guerrero, and Derrick Lee, but they are a whole lot better
than what was there last season, and those two old warhorses look
pretty good surrounded by the up and coming young stars of Nick
Markakis and Adam Jones. Never really heard about them, ... well,
we get the feeling that you will. And let's not forget Mark
Reynolds coming over from Arizona. Yes, he'll strick out alot,
and that can be a problem. But he's gonna hit a bunch of homers
out of Camden Yards and make for some interesting games.
Unfortunately for Oriole fans, the pitching staff didn't make as
many strides, so you might be looking at football scores, but it will
be interesting.
2. Texas Rangers - Geez, the club that lost Vlad comes in at
number #2. What's up with that! Well, what's up is that
even though they made that subtraction, they added three bats with
solid credentials. One big stick in Adrian Beltre, and a couple smaller
ones in Mike Napoli and Yorvit Torrealba. Now we're not big fans
of Adrian, but maybe that's not us, and we'll have to see whether this
second big contract, and a hitter's park, will work out better than the
first one in a pitcher's park. But for now, he's the big part of
why the Texas Rangers have made the #2 spot on this shuffle list.
3. Boston Red Sox - Not alot to say about this. Pretty
simple really. Adrian Gonzalez and Carl Crawford. Enough
said.
4. Chicago White Sox - For some reason we think the White Sox got
the best of free agency when they signed Adam Dunn. No, he's not
a gazelle anywhere in the field, but he's one of the most consistent
power hitters in the game who's not considered great, and added to the
power already on the south side, we think the White Sox are gonna
contend for the Central title with Detroit and Minnesota all year long.
5. Oakland A's - No big time moves for the moneyball crowd, but
the additions of David DeJesus, Josh Willingham, and and Hideki Matsui
will provide a better offense for those good young pitchers to pitch
behind. Don't be surprised if they contend, although they may
fall just short in the end.
Bottom Five
26. Florida Marlins - Dan Uggla can hit, and now he's doing it in
Atlanta. And I'm sorry, but super sub Omar Infante is not an
All-Star caliber player. Yes, they're not gonna be counting on
him to carry them, that'll be up to the young guns liks Mike Stanton,
but as far as experienced major leaguers, the Marlins took a step back.
But they're used to it.
27. Philadelphia Phillies - Focused on pitching by adding Cliff Lee and losing Jason Werth gets you into this bottom five.
28. San Diego Padres - Any team that loses Adrian Gonzalez is gonna take a hit.
29. Tampa Bay Rays - We're having a sale. They all must go,
except Evan Longoria. And now they're gone, but hey, Tampa Bay
has so many draft picks in 2011, they'll be able to field one pretty
good team in six years or so. Hopefully, for Tampa fans, it won't
take that long.
30. Toronto Blue Jays - Second year in a row, they've taken the last spot. That's no way to run an airline.
PEVA Shuffle Index - Pitching
Power Rankings
March
15, 2011 - It's hard to believe if you're a Philly fan, but the
best pitchers in the game want to pitch in your bandbox. Last
year, Roy Halladay helped Philly to the #3 spot in the positive
pitching shuffle rankings, and this year it's Cliff Lee who puts them
into the top spot.
Who has done the best in the PEVA Shuffle for pitchers.
Top Five
1. Philadelphia Phillies - Okay, we already stated the primary lead, but
let's not forget, lead number #2. They now also have a full year
of Roy Oswalt.
2. Los Angeles Dodgers - Even though at a lower scale than the
Phillies and their two big guns, the Dodgers have quietly added 21.898
PEVA points to the pitching staff (Philadelphia added 29.097).
Jon Garland won 14 games last year; that's not too shabby.
And Ted Lilly will be on staff for the whole year as Oswalt will.
Add to that the minor, but important additions of Matt Guerrier
and Blake Hawksworth. We get the feeling the Dodgers will
surprise some folks this season.
3. Milwaukee Brewers - Zach Grienke won the AL Cy Young in 2009;
he's now on staff. When you add pitching to those boppers, it
might be a season of fireworks in Brew Crew land.
4. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim - Yes, even though those Angels
seem to be in a decreasing mode the last couple years as they missed
out on free agent after free agent, and lost some of their own, they
made a few nice changes on their pitching staff between the start of
last season and this one. Dan Haren back for a full year and
Hisinori Takahashi on board as well.
5. Florida Marlins - Took some hits on the offensive side of the
ball, but with the additions of Randy Choate, Edward Mujica, Dustin
Richardson, and Javier Vasquez. And if Vasquez pitches as well as
he usually does in any place not named New York, this positive impact
could even be greater.
Bottom Five
26. Seattle Mariners - The Cliff Lee era of Seattle lasted a very short time, not of it is going to happen in 2011.
27. Houston Astros - Ditto for Roy Oswalt, although we actually
think the addition of J.A. Happ is gonna end up being very good for
them.
28. San Diego Padres - Jon Garland is now pitching north of here,
although with this ballpark, we're guessing some of their young
pitchers will be able to fill in the gap.
29. Toronto Blue Jays - Last year, it was their best pitcher, Roy
Halladay going south; this year, it was their best pitcher, Shawn
Marcum, going west. Not a good trend in a division that includes
Yanks and Sox.
30. Tampa Bay Rays - Matt Garza and relievers de jeur flying the fish coup. Time to wade into the kiddy pool.
For a list of the PEVA Shuffle Index - Pitcher Power Rankings, see the
left column.
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