Current Depth Charts and Vorp - Starters
by rocKStark5 on Oct 8, 2007 10:05 PM EDT
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My last blog the table syntax janked it all up. Here's hoping it comes out better....
This is a current depth chart from http://sportsline.com.
FLA Vorp
- D. Willis 0.7
- S. Mitre 7.9
- S. Olsen -23.1
- B. Kim -4.4
- C. Seddon -8.1
- J. Johnson -7.3
- K. Millwood 5.7
- V. Padilla -6.8
- B. McCarthy 6.5
- K. Gabbard 1.8
- E. Volquez 4.6
- K. Loe -3.6
- F. Hernandez 36.4
- J. Washburn 24.8
- M. Batista 25
- J. Weaver -9.7
- R. Feierabend -12.2
- S. Hill 20.8
- J. Bergmann 15.5
- T. Redding 19.4
- J. Hanrahan -2.2
- M. Chico 11.1
- J. Patterson -5.1
- J. Simontacchi -8.1
- S. Kazmir 47.2
- A. Sonnanstine 0.2
- E. Jackson -8.4
- J. Hammel -1.7
- J. Howell -11.5
- J. Shields 45.4
- A. Wainwright 39.8
- B. Looper 14.8
- J. Pineiro 12.7
- B. Thompson 9
- K. Wells -9.4
- M. Mulder -9.6
- C. Carpenter -1.1
- I. Snell 42.8
- T. Gorzelanny 42.6
- M. Morris -3
- P. Maholm 7.4
- Z. Duke -3.4
- C. Hamels 48.8
- J. Moyer 14
- A. Eaton -9.7
- K. Lohse 7.2
- K. Kendrick 27.1
- F. An. Garcia -0.1
- J. Lieber 7.7
- R. Oswalt 59.8
- W. Rodriguez 18.9
- B. Backe 5.9
- M. Albers -4.6
- F. Paulino -2.3
- J. Gutierrez 0.1
- J. Jennings -8.2
- J. Verlander 45.9
- K. Rogers 5.6
- N. Robertson 10.1
- J. Jurrjens 4.2
- C. Durbin 13.5
- J. Bonderman 10.1
- D. Cabrera 2.2
- J. Leicester -5.6
- V. Santos -3.2
- V. Zambrano -4.6
- R. Liz -4.5
- B. Burres -0.9
- J. Guthrie 38.2
- G. Olson -6.3
- E. Bedard 54.9
- A. Loewen 6.1
- K. Benson
- A. Harang 53.8
- B. Arroyo 30.7
- M. Belisle 7.7
- T. Shearn 11.6
- H. Bailey -1.4
- E. Milton 0.1
- B. Livingston 2.5
- B. Sheets 31.4
- J. Suppan 23
- D. Bush 13
- Y. Gallardo 25.1
- C. Villanueva 23.1
- C. Capuano 6.3
- G. Meche 47.1
- B. Bannister 34.9
- Z. Greinke 30.1
- K. Davies -7.2
- B. Buckner 2.9
- O. Perez 2.4
- L. Hudson -3.6
- J. Thomson 2.1
- J. Francis 42.7
- J. Fogg 13.4
- U. Jimenez 9.9
- F. Morales 11.1
- M. Redman 5.2
- D. Bautista -5.8
- A. Cook 25.3
- J. Hirsh 13.2
- R. Lopez 10.9
- C. Wang 48.5
- A. Pettitte 36.8
- R. Clemens 13.8
- P. Hughes 9
- I. Kennedy 6.7
- M. Mussina 11
- C. Pavano 0.5
- M. Buehrle 49.3
- J. Garland 26.6
- J. Vazquez 51.1
- J. Danks 1.8
- J. A. Contreras -6.1
- G. Floyd 2.4
- J. Smoltz 56.7
- T. Hudson 59.7
- C. James 28.7
- J. Bennett 3.6
- J. Reyes -5.8
- L. Cormier -8.2
- B. Carlyle 2.4
- M. Hampton
- A. Lerew -2.3
- D. Haren 56.4
- J. Blanton 46.3
- C. Gaudin 24.3
- D. Braden -11.7
- R. Harden 10
- T. Glavine 28.1
- P. Martinez 7.1
- O. Perez 24
- J. Maine 33.3
- O. Hernandez 31.7
- M. Pelfrey -0.2
- B. Zito 24.7
- M. Cain 47.6
- K. Correia 26.9
- P. Misch 5.4
- T. Blackley
- J. O. Sanchez -0.1
- T. Lincecum 26.5
- N. Lowry 26.6
- R. Ortiz 1
- J. Lackey 60.7
- K. Escobar 49.9
- J. Weaver 29.1
- J. Saunders 14.8
- B. Colon -8.9
- J. Santana 57.7
- C. Silva 35.5
- M. Garza 11.3
- S. Baker 25.8
- K. Slowey 5.4
- F. Liriano
- B. Webb 66.1
- D. Davis 28.6
- L. Hernandez 20.4
- M. Owings 21.1
- E. G. Gonzalez 7.3
- R. Johnson 12.3
- B. Penny 61.7
- D. Lowe 30.5
- C. Billingsley 40.7
- D. Wells 2.5
- E. Loaiza -5.9
- E. Stults -0.7
- R. Wolf 12.1
- J. Schmidt -3.5
- C. Zambrano 43.5
- T. Lilly 46.7
- J. Marquis 16.5
- R. Hill 40.3
- S. Trachsel -4.7
- S. Marshall 16.7
- M. Prior
- C. Sabathia 65.2
- F. Carmona 64
- P. Byrd 18.9
- J. Westbrook 21.8
- A. Laffey 6.7
- J. Beckett 58.6
- D. Matsuzaka 37
- C. Schilling 33.5
- T. Wakefield 23.2
- J. Lester 9
- C. Buchholz 9.3
- R. Halladay 50.6
- A. Burnett 37.5
- S. Marcum 31.1
- D. McGowan 34
- J. Litsch 18.7
- G. Chacin 1.5
- J. Peavy 77
- C. R. Young 45.8
- G. Maddux 35.7
- B. Tomko 3.7
- J. Cassel 4.4
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Umm, what is your point?
by Zubin on Oct 8, 2007 11:49 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
He'd meant to put it
by liam on Oct 8, 2007 11:51 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Yeah I figured that out.
by Zubin on Oct 9, 2007 6:12 AM EDT up reply actions 0 recs
Thanks for breaking that down.
To your point....
The best fit (in terms of what we could get back) must meet 3 criteria.
- This team must be in the mindset to compete. A team that doesn't, at least somewhat, fancy itself a contender would probably rather take a chance on a young guy or DD special (retread) than give up any useful young player for a 4 or 5 guy.
- A mid to larger market team would probably be the best fit. A team with payroll constrictions might not be interested, but to others a near league average starter is a steal for 6.5M
- The need must be there. This team has to have a clear dropoff after the 3 spot in their rotation.
Seattle- Their 4 and 5 startes had a vorp of -9.7 and -12.1, respectively. They were in the hunt until the very end where they ran flat. They also sported a payroll of about 107M, good for 7th in baseball. Would they be willing to part with Ibanez? Jones is on his way, and Guillen has a reasonable option for next year. How about a young pitcher like Brandon Morrow?
Philly- They very well may be interested. They aren't happy with Eaton, Moyer is 83, Lohse is a FA and Kendrick is pretty unproven. They should be players in the east again, and the payroll is there...90M. Victorino may be and available, and they have some interesting prospects like Adrian Cardenas SS/2B, and Josh Outman LHP.
There are a few others that fit the mold to like Cincy, Colorado and Atlanta.
You may be able to get pretty good value for old Loop from one of these teams.
by bobbyballgame1 on Oct 10, 2007 12:19 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
Interesting
by fourstick on Oct 10, 2007 11:26 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs
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