Final 2011 Yankees Stats
Stats via the Complete Baseball Encyclopedia:
TRAA TRAA FRAA RCAA PA 1 Robinson Cano 33 6 27 681 2 Curtis Granderson 29 -6 35 691 3 Brett Gardner 22 22 0 588 4 Nick Swisher 19 6 13 635 5 Mark Teixeira 15 -2 17 684 T6 Andruw Jones 11 3 8 222 T6 Alex Rodriguez 11 2 9 428 8 Russell Martin 8 18 -10 476 9 Jesus Montero 5 -1 6 69 T10 Brandon Laird -1 1 -2 25 T10 Gustavo Molina -1 0 -1 6 T12 Francisco Cervelli -2 1 -3 137 T12 Greg Golson -2 -1 -1 12 T12 Austin Romine -2 0 -2 20 15 Chris Dickerson -3 -2 -1 55 T16 Eric Chavez -6 -2 -4 175 T16 Ramiro Pena -6 0 -6 46 18 Jorge Posada -12 1 -13 387 19 Derek Jeter -21 -24 3 607 20 Eduardo Nunez -22 -16 -6 338
RSAA RSAA BFP BR/9 IP IP 1 C.C. Sabathia 36 985 11.30 237.1 2 David Robertson 24 272 10.26 66.2 3 Mariano Rivera 17 233 8.36 61.1 4 Luis Ayala 14 233 12.38 56 T5 Freddy Garcia 12 626 12.27 146.2 T5 Ivan Nova 12 704 12.30 165.1 7 Cory Wade 10 157 9.30 39.2 8 Bartolo Colon 7 694 11.77 164.1 9 Joba Chamberlain 5 110 9.73 28.2 10 Boone Logan 4 185 12.96 41.2 11 Lance Pendleton 2 62 12.86 14 T12 George Kontos 1 24 10.50 6 T12 Raul Valdes 1 28 13.50 6.2 T12 Jeff Marquez 1 18 11.25 4 T12 Rafael Soriano 1 164 11.90 39.1 T12 Aaron Laffey 1 50 16.88 10.2 17 Buddy Carlyle 0 34 14.09 7.2 T18 Brian Gordon -1 46 14.81 10.1 T18 Hector Noesi -1 247 13.90 56.1 20 Sergio Mitre -4 30 23.63 5.1 21 Scott Proctor -6 62 25.36 11 22 Amaury Sanit -7 40 23.14 7 23 Phil Hughes -12 334 13.86 74.2 24 A.J. Burnett -17 837 13.33 190.1
Of all these players, which ones are you most interested in, or concerned about, now, in terms of what their production will be in 2012 – and why?






