Yankees TRAA, FRAA, RCAA & RSAA Leaders
Posted by Steve L. on July 31st, 2011 · Comments (4)
Via the Complete Baseball Encyclopedia -
TRAA TRAA FRAA RCAA 1 Brett Gardner 26 20 6 2 Curtis Granderson 25 -2 27 3 Nick Swisher 20 4 16 4 Alex Rodriguez 17 3 14 5 Mark Teixeira 15 -1 16 6 Robinson Cano 6 -8 14 7 Russell Martin 4 11 -7 8 Eric Chavez 2 2 0 9 Andruw Jones 1 1 0 10 Greg Golson 0 0 0 T11 Brandon Laird -1 -1 0 T11 Chris Dickerson -1 -3 2 T11 Gustavo Molina -1 0 -1 T11 Ramiro Pena -1 2 -3 15 Francisco Cervelli -4 -1 -3 16 Eduardo Nunez -8 -6 -2 17 Jorge Posada -10 -1 -9 18 Derek Jeter -22 -18 -4
RSAA RSAA BFP IP 1 C.C. Sabathia 29 686 168.2 2 David Robertson 12 178 41 3 Freddy Garcia 11 471 111.1 T4 Bartolo Colon 10 453 109 T4 Mariano Rivera 10 151 39.1 6 Luis Ayala 9 135 32.2 T7 Joba Chamberlain 4 110 28.2 T7 Cory Wade 4 68 17.1 T9 Hector Noesi 3 147 35 T9 Boone Logan 3 127 28.1 T11 Lance Pendleton 1 62 14 T11 Jeff Marquez 1 18 4 T11 Ivan Nova 1 434 98.2 T14 Kevin Whelan 0 10 1.2 T14 Steve Garrison 0 2 0.2 T16 Brian Gordon -1 46 10.1 T16 Buddy Carlyle -1 34 7.2 T18 Rafael Soriano -2 72 16 T18 A.J. Burnett -2 591 138.1 20 Sergio Mitre -5 30 5.1 21 Amaury Sanit -7 40 7 22 Phil Hughes -15 155 31.2
Despite all the time out, A-rod has a RCAA similar to Tex and Cano…
Kind of surprised Swisher is as high as he is, I know he’s hit well since June 11 but I didn’t realize it would bring his stock that far up.
Curtis Granderson and Nick Swisher are 3rd and 4th on the Yanks in runs above average. Imagine that.
Hughes is the 2nd biggest drain; no surprise there, given the way he’s pitched. But Jeter is the biggest, and nearly all of that is in fielding, and Posada is the 3rd biggest.
Corey Italiano wrote:
He’s now hitting .270 after a dreadful start. His OPS is well over .800 after last night.
Among 59 regular major league outfielders (BAVG qualifiers, I think), Granderson is 7th, Gardner is 14th, and Swisher is 19th in fWAR.
Among 30 AL regular outfielders, Granderson is 4th, Gardner is 6th, and Swisher is 8th.
Gardner is 2nd in LF (to Alex Gordon), Granderson is 2nd in CF (to Ellsbury), and Swisher is 3rd in RF (deceptive; he’s way behind Bautista and Zobrist, and slighty ahead of everyone else).
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Re: Swisher
What you have to watch out for is the big slump following the long streak. Back in late May, when he was still hitting .204, with only 2 HR, 19 RBI and a SLG under .300, I speculated that he might be in rapid decline, because he had old player’s skills. I was wrong. It was just another long slump, 43 games worth.
His hot streak (.317/.425/.565, with 11 HR and 40 RBI in 54 games) has now gone on for over 2 months. He might be due to cool off. Or not. He’s very streaky; always has been with the Yanks.
Evan3457 wrote:
I don’t know, since seeing Nunez out there, I’ve come to really appreciate the steady defense of Jeter.
Looks like Jorge is starting to come around a bit (again). Let’s hope he can keep it going this time.