Posted by ncmusician_7 on 12/12/2012 10:55:00 AM (view original):
Posted by zubinsum on 12/11/2012 12:28:00 AM (view original):
'89 HOJO's defensive adjusted line.
.310/.380/.502.... Saves $58K on pitching
I like '98 Vizquel. He is a bit more expense, but might be a better value when facing and behind great pitchers.
'98 Omar Vizquel
.337/.390/.422... Saves $321K on pitching.
Just for reference.
'89 Fernandez
.329/.360/.474... Saves $420 on Pitching
Using a defensive baseline of zero errors and no plus or minus plays, I calculate HJs adjusted numbers to be .249/.336/.521. Omar's line basically remains at .284/.352/.348.
I use a baseline of the average number of + plays, - plays errors and double plays at a position per inning
I then adjust for each event above average as follows:
+ play = 0.5 hits, 0.5 bases reached, 1.11 bases (an average of a non hr hit [1.22 bases] and 1 base), +16K pitching
- play = -0.5 hits, -0.5 bases reached, -1.11 bases, -$16K
error = -1 hit, -1 base reached, -1 base, -$32K
t error= error and -1 additional base
dp = +1 hit, +1 base reached, +1 base, +$32K
I then add the totals back into a player's average performance history adjusting by line-up position.
For Example, 2001 Rey Sanchez and his 416 PA are affected on where he hits in your line up.
da avg |
.334 |
.335 |
.336 |
.338 |
.339 |
.340 |
.342 |
.343 |
.345 |
da obp |
.354 |
.355 |
.356 |
.357 |
.358 |
.360 |
.361 |
.362 |
.364 |
da slg |
.410 |
.411 |
.413 |
.415 |
.416 |
.418 |
.420 |
.422 |
.425 |
K$p |
$206 |
$211 |
$216 |
$221 |
$227 |
$232 |
$239 |
$245 |
$252 |
So is '13 Miller Huggins:
da avg |
.275 |
.275 |
.274 |
.274 |
.274 |
.274 |
.273 |
.273 |
.273 |
da obp |
.395 |
.395 |
.395 |
.395 |
.394 |
.394 |
.394 |
.394 |
.393 |
da slg |
.308 |
.307 |
.307 |
.307 |
.306 |
.306 |
.305 |
.305 |
.304 |
K$p |
-$49 |
-$51 |
-$52 |
-$53 |
-$54 |
-$56 |
-$57 |
-$59 |
-$60 |
12/12/2012 11:47 PM (edited)