Buying and Selling

Another Buy Low / Sell High day. This will usually come on Wednesday's, but I didn't get a chance to write it up this Wednesday.

Buy Low
Garrett Atkins - I'll run a full post on Atkins later today, but he is probably my favorite Buy Low 3B target right now.

Kenny Lofton - Fantastic Contact rate, good Walk rate, and a lot of speed. His LD rate is at 11%, which is a little worrisome, but I see Lofton as a cheaper Juan Pierre. He should hit .300 if the LD rate picks up, will steal a lot of bases (35 is a definite possibility... maybe more), won't hit many HRs (less than 5), will score a lot of Runs atop the Rangers lineup, and get a modest number of RBIs. If you need SBs or a quality CF in somewhat deep leagues, Lofton makes a good target.

Ian Kinsler - If his owner is panicking with the slow May, jump on Kinsler. Will be a starting quality 2B the rest of the way. 85% Contact and 10% BB rates are good, and his 16% LD rate should increase. A .194 BABIP will surely increase, and a BA around .290 seems likely. He's got a little bit of speed, and while it looks like he hit more than his share of HRs in April, he still has some power. He could hit another 15-20 the rest of the way.

Frank Thomas - Power last year looked legit using Hit Tracker's ND/PL/JE system, and he has been crushing balls this year. Hasn't hit any Just Enoughs yet, so expect his power to really pick up soon. Owners might be getting impatient, and his .236 BA doesn't help things. His BB rate is still fantastic and his Contact rate - like last year - is above 80%. LD percentage is down a little, but I'd still bank on Thomas putting it back together. Hits in a good lineup. Now with him sitting during Interleague Play might be the best time to pounce on angry owners.

Jeremy Bonderman - 5.71 K/BB rate is fantastic and his 43% GB rate is pretty good. Much better than his 4.20 ERA indicates. His recent injury might be just the push his owner needs to trade him. While I am no medical expert, a cut on his pitching hand doesn't sound like it will have any long-term effects.

Dave Bush - Mentioned before on here, but his ERA is still over 5.00. A K rate just under 7.00 and a K/BB of 4.75 deserves some credit. Buy on Bush before he starts putting up the surface numbers. He should be a Top 25 SP in 2007.


Don't Buy Low
Carlos Zambrano - I feel obligated to continue putting Zambrano on here. His BB/9 is still 4.47 and this just won't do. Keep away.

Dontrelle Willis - The D-Train won't improve too much with a K/BB under two. His K rate has always been mediocre, and his BB rate is at the worst point of his career. It's likely it'll improve a little, but Dontrelle isn't the pitcher a lot of people think he is.

Chien-Ming Wang - I mentioned him in this spot when he came off the DL, and I'll put him here again. Strikes out too few players to be a very good pitcher, and the lack of Ks will kill you in most Fantasy Baseball formats. BB rate has improved, and his K/BB is over 2.00, but the 3.48 K/9 is just too much to overcome

Josh Barfield - The 7th 2B taken, on average, in preseason expert drafts, Barfield has seriously underproduced these expectations. He didn't hit a single No Doubt HR last year, according to Hit Tracker, so his lack of power so far is no surprise. His BA might increase a little, but all of his vitals are down from last year. Contact rate is at 75%, BB rate is at 3.7%, and his LD rate is at 14.3%. These should improve a little, but don't expect a repeat of 2006... at least not in 2007.


Sell High
Matt Cain - Surface numbers are starting to catch up to his peripherals, but his 0.35 HR/9 and .233 BABIP are both much lower than they should be. Sell while you can.

Tim Hudson - Hey, Tim Hudson is back to his old A's self! You might here this from one of your leaguemates, but you won't from me. His 1.77 BB/9 is the lowest of his career, and it is unlikely to last. He's never had a great K rate, and once the walks increase he should fall back into mediocrity. His 0.27 HR/9 and .243 are too low as well and will surely increase. Get rid of Hudson.

Brad Penny - The 57% GB rate is much higher than his career average and will probably drop a good amount. His K/BB is just 1.83, and while this may increase I don't see it getting to a level that can sustain his peripherals. He hasn't allowed a HR yet (partly as a result of the high GB rate). Not a good bet to keep up these kinds of numbers.

B.J. Upton - While I like the BB rate, his Contact Rate is so low it makes it nearly impossible to keep a BA above .260-ish. Power should slow down a little bit too, but he could hit 20-25 HRs. Pretty good lineup will allow him to get some RBIs and Runs, but his value right now exceeds his skill level. Sell on him.


Don't Sell High
Ian Snell - Has a chance to regress, but it is equally as likely Snell is the real deal. His 2.89 BB/9 rate is lower than previous years, but third year starting pitchers are known for improved stats. He has a solid K rate (7.30) and if he can keep his BB rate up he should be a useful pitcher. His 45% GB rate is good, although he hasn't allowed as many HRs as he should. Might be overacheiving a bit, but Snell is a keeper unless you can rip someone off.

Dan Haren - He's getting lucky, but he is still a very good pitcher. I had him ranked Top 15 in the preseason and I stand by this assessment. A 3.43 K/BB is very good, and his 41% GB rate should even see an increase. Like with Snell, keep Haren unless you can rip someone off.

Torii Hunter - Power seems legitimate, even if his BA is not. 25-30 HRs is a good possibility. Matains a Contact rate above 80%, but his BB rate is down to 3%. That should increase, though, back to his usual 7-8%. LD rate is in line with his career average, which is below average. SBs could have been predicted preseason if you knew that he got over a leg injury that had plagued him for a couple of years late last season and stole 6 bases in September (or at least that's what my friend who's a Twins fan told me). I expect him to keep stealing bases.

Orlando Hudson - He has a good Contact rate, a good Walk rate, and a little bit of speed. Should keep up his BA. He's hitting in the middle of a great lineup, and has a little bit of power (though he is overachieving in that department so far in 2007). Should be good for maybe another 8 HRs from here on out. Will get his fair share of RBIs and Runs if he can keep his lineup spot.

Prince Fielder - This man has some serious power. Don't expect him to slow down much in that area. His Contact Percentage isn't great and his LD percentage isn't either, but his BB rate is pretty good and he could wind up posting a pretty solid average (which will be based a decent amount on his HRs).

Mailbag: Atkins/Hall/Jacobs for Thome/Wagner?

Here's another question from our Fantasy Baseball Mailbag from an anonymous reader.

Our reader writes:

"Hey Derek, great blog.

If you have a moment, I wanted to know what you thought about this trade.

12 team, 5x5 head to head league (default settings).

My team:

C: Lo Duca, Barrett
1B: A. Gonazalez, M. Jacobs
2B: I. Kinsler
3B: D. Wright, G. Atkins, B. Hall
SS: B. Hall
OF: C. Crawford, B. Abreu, R. Ibanez
SP: G. Maddux, J. Smoltz, C. Schilling, A. Wainright, D. Bush, K. Escobar, F. Garcia, C.C. Sabathia
RP: T. Saito, J. Soria

Here's the offer:

I give: B. Hall, G. Atkins and M. Jacobs

I Receive: J. Thome, B. Wagner

Pros:
1) I need closer help desperately, and there is no one, aside from Julio available, and Wagner is among the best.
2) With D. Wright at 3B, G. Atkins is expendable.
3) I just picked up Jacobs, and who knows if he'll keep up his current pace.
4) If Thome remains healthy, he should be a nice HR / RBI boost from the Util. slot.

Cons:
1) Thome is injury prone.
2) I'll be leaving my non-pitching roster a bit thin - picking up the likes of Khalil Greene (or R. Aurilia) at SS, and relying on A. Gonzalez at 1B.
3) I feel like this trade will force me into needing to trade away some pitching to balance out my roster.

What do you think?

Thanks."

I responded:

"Z,
I would most likely not pursue this trade. I believe Garrett Atkins will be a first round pick next year and quite possibly the first third baseman taken. I actually believe he could be a better hitter than A-Rod. I like him much more than David Wright, despite being a Mets fan and a huge David Wright fan. If you are going to trade a third Baseman, I would trade Wright. I think he is the inferior player and has more value. Try trading Wright for a guy like David Ortiz or Lance Berkman if you don't trust your 1B, or a guy like Manny Ramirez if you need an OF (Ibanez is only so-so).

I like Mike Jacobs. He is a good bet to approach 30 HRs this year and is a pretty good contact hitter with pretty good discipline. You could do a lot worse than him.

I also would not suggest trading for a closer. I've written a lot about closers over the past month, and if you read this post about my strategy concerning closers, I think you'll see that they are highly overvalued. While Wagner is a better pitcher than Soria or Saito, how many more saves do you expect him to get you? The Dodgers created 61 save opportunites last year while the Mets created 61. Wagner will probably get a few more saves than Saito, but this is not worth the price he would cost you. Working the waiver wire for cheaps saves is a much better alternative. Henry Owens should pick up a few for the Marlins over the next few weeks. Try picking him up.

Last, if you're looking for a high HR/RBI utility man, Frank Thomas is your guy. I wrote about him a few weeks ago. He's a great player who is severely undervalued.

One last bit of advice: trade Freddy Garcia for a better pitcher. Check out my rankings for some good targets.

I hope this helps! Good luck this season!"

Let your thoughts on this trade be known!

2006 True Home Runs

Here is a list of every player in 2006 that hit a Home Run in the Major Leagues, alongside the number of True HRs that player hit. A True Home Run is a HR that, taking atmosphere and wind conditions into account, would have went farther than an average MLB ballpark fence. The raw HR data comes from Hit Tracker, and I calculated the True HR stat. The fourth column gives the percentage of HRs that were True HRs. Enjoy!

Player	HR	True HR	True HR/HR
Albert Pujols	49	46	94%
Ryan Howard	58	46	79%
David Ortiz	54	43	80%
Jermaine Dye	44	39	89%
Frank Thomas	39	37	95%
Andruw Jones	41	37	90%
Travis Hafner	42	36	86%
Alfonso Soriano	46	36	78%
Adam Dunn	40	35	88%
Jim Thome	42	34	81%
Alex Rodriguez	35	33	94%
Aramis Ramirez	38	33	87%
Carlos Beltran	41	32	78%
Matt Holliday	34	31	91%
Lance Berkman	45	31	69%
Troy Glaus	38	31	82%
Vernon Wells	32	30	94%
Adam LaRoche	32	30	94%
Manny Ramirez	35	30	86%
Jason Bay	35	29	83%
Jason Giambi	37	29	78%
Mark Teixeira	33	29	88%
Jeff Francoeur	29	28	97%
Paul Konerko	35	28	80%
Carlos Delgado	38	28	74%
Bill Hall	35	28	80%
Richie Sexson	34	27	79%
Chase Utley	32	27	84%
Torii Hunter	31	26	84%
Garrett Atkins	29	26	90%
Justin Morneau	34	25	74%
Vladimir Guerrero	33	25	76%
Nick Swisher	35	25	71%
Prince Fielder	28	24	86%
Joe Crede	30	24	80%
Marcus Thames	26	23	88%
Carlos Lee	37	23	62%
Ken Griffey Jr.	27	23	85%
Barry Bonds	26	22	85%
Pat Burrell	29	22	76%
Craig Monroe	28	22	79%
Raul Ibanez	33	22	67%
Nick Johnson	23	21	91%
Chipper Jones	26	21	81%
Ray Durham	26	21	81%
Daniel Uggla	27	21	78%
Magglio Ordonez	24	21	88%
Eric Byrnes	26	21	81%
Brandon Inge	27	20	74%
Austin Kearns	24	20	83%
Mike Cuddyer	24	20	83%
Adrian Gonzalez	24	20	83%
Lyle Overbay	22	20	91%
Pedro Feliz	22	20	91%
Miguel Cabrera	26	20	77%
Grady Sizemore	28	19	68%
Juan Rivera	23	19	83%
Chris Duncan	22	19	86%
Jacque Jones	27	19	70%
Mike Piazza	22	19	86%
Brad Hawpe	22	18	82%
Mike Cameron	22	18	82%
Jorge Posada	23	18	78%
Moises Alou	22	18	82%
Phil Nevin	22	18	82%
Brian McCann	24	18	75%
Jimmy Rollins	25	18	72%
Shea Hillenbrand	21	18	86%
David Wright	26	18	69%
Adrian Beltre	25	18	72%
Jonny Gomes	20	17	85%
Eric Chavez	22	17	77%
Juan Encarnacion	19	17	89%
Johnny Damon	24	17	71%
Jim Edmonds	19	17	89%
Josh Willingham	26	16	62%
Nomar Garciaparra	20	16	80%
Scott Rolen	22	16	73%
Aubrey Huff	21	16	76%
Juan Uribe	21	16	76%
Chad Tracy	20	16	80%
Mark Teahen	18	16	89%
Mike Jacobs	20	16	80%
Miguel Olivo	16	16	100%
Chris Shelton	16	15	94%
Curtis Granderson	19	15	79%
Gary Matthews Jr.	19	15	79%
Morgan Ensberg	23	15	65%
Miguel Tejada	24	15	63%
Jose Bautista	16	15	94%
J.D. Drew	20	15	75%
Rich Aurilia	23	15	65%
Ramon Hernandez	23	14	61%
Carl Crawford	18	14	78%
Brad Wilkerson	15	14	93%
Jose Reyes	19	14	74%
Ryan Zimmerman	20	14	70%
Ty Wigginton	24	14	58%
Rafael Furcal	15	14	93%
Geoff Jenkins	17	14	82%
Bengie Molina	19	14	74%
Ben Broussard	21	14	67%
Jose Valentin	18	13	72%
Robinson Cano	15	13	87%
Michael Barrett	16	13	81%
Mark DeRosa	13	13	100%
Eric Hinske	13	13	100%
Jorge Cantu	14	13	93%
Bobby Abreu	15	13	87%
Carlos Guillen	19	13	68%
Milton Bradley	14	13	93%
Craig Wilson	17	13	76%
Orlando Hudson	15	13	87%
Dave Ross	21	13	62%
Edwin Encarnacion	15	13	87%
Shawn Green	15	13	87%
Xavier Nady	17	13	76%
Hank Blalock	16	13	81%
Rocco Baldelli	16	12	75%
Wilson Betemit	18	12	67%
Casey Blake	19	12	63%
Todd Helton	15	12	80%
Damon Hollins	15	12	80%
Conor Jackson	15	12	80%
Ian Kinsler	14	12	86%
Nicholas Markakis	16	12	75%
Kenji Johjima	18	12	67%
Joshua Barfield	13	12	92%
Russell Branyan	18	12	67%
Alexis Rios	17	12	71%
Ivan Rodriguez	13	12	92%
Craig Biggio	21	12	57%
A.J. Pierzynski	16	12	75%
Hanley Ramirez	17	12	71%
Melvin Mora	16	12	75%
Bernie Williams	12	11	92%
Emil Brown	15	11	73%
Brandon Phillips	17	11	65%
Derek Jeter	14	11	79%
Garret Anderson	17	11	65%
Ronnie Belliard	13	11	85%
Edgar Renteria	14	11	79%
Victor Martinez	16	11	69%
Kevin Youkilis	13	11	85%
Matt Stairs	13	11	85%
Marcus Giles	11	11	100%
Tadahito Iguchi	18	11	61%
Kevin Millar	15	11	73%
Matt Murton	13	11	85%
Greg Norton	17	11	65%
Preston Wilson	17	11	65%
Reed Johnson	12	11	92%
Michael Napoli	16	10	63%
Eliezer Alfonzo	12	10	83%
Rod Barajas	11	10	91%
Aaron Rowand	12	10	83%
Joe Borchard	10	10	100%
Luis Gonzalez	15	10	67%
Scott Spiezio	13	10	77%
Kevin Mench	13	10	77%
Jeff Kent	14	10	71%
Marlon Anderson	12	10	83%
Mike Lamb	12	10	83%
Brian Giles	14	10	71%
John Buck	11	10	91%
Gregg Zaun	12	10	83%
Corey Patterson	16	10	63%
Khalil Greene	15	10	67%
Felipe Lopez	11	9	82%
Angel Berroa	9	9	100%
Mike Lowell	20	9	45%
Jay Gibbons	13	9	69%
Jason Varitek	12	9	75%
Carl Everett	11	9	82%
Reggie Sanders	11	9	82%
Cliff Floyd	11	9	82%
Cody Ross	13	9	69%
Wes Helms	10	9	90%
Jose Castillo	14	9	64%
Alex Gonzalez	9	9	100%
Andre Ethier	11	9	82%
Michael Young	14	9	64%
Russell Martin	10	8	80%
Wily Mo Pena	11	8	73%
Jeff Conine	10	8	80%
Jason LaRue	8	8	100%
Mark Ellis	11	8	73%
Robb Quinlan	9	8	89%
David DeJesus	8	8	100%
Josh Bard	9	8	89%
Todd Walker	9	8	89%
Jeromy Burnitz	16	8	50%
Randy Winn	11	8	73%
Matthew Kemp	7	7	100%
Carlos Quentin	9	7	78%
Jason Lane	15	7	47%
Olmedo Saenz	11	7	64%
Mark Bellhorn	8	7	88%
Rondell White	7	7	100%
Ryan Church	10	7	70%
Corey Koskie	12	7	58%
Bobby Crosby	9	7	78%
Nate McLouth	7	7	100%
Tim Salmon	9	7	78%
Luke Scott	10	7	70%
Javier Valentin	8	7	88%
Corey Hart	9	7	78%
Derrek Lee	8	7	88%
Travis Lee	11	7	64%
Damion Easley	9	7	78%
Joe Mauer	13	7	54%
Jose Lopez	10	7	70%
Julio Lugo	12	7	58%
Jack Wilson	8	7	88%
Jay Payton	10	7	70%
Orlando Cabrera	9	7	78%
Yuniesky Betancourt	8	7	88%
Scott Hatteberg	13	7	54%
David Bell	10	7	70%
Jhonny Peralta	13	7	54%
Gerald Laird	7	6	86%
Hideki Matsui	8	6	75%
Dmitri Young	7	6	86%
Bobby Kielty	8	6	75%
Ronny Cedeno	6	6	100%
Aaron Guiel	7	6	86%
David Dellucci	13	6	46%
Daryle Ward	7	6	86%
Mike Lieberthal	9	6	67%
Jose Guillen	9	6	67%
Brian Roberts	10	6	60%
Sean Casey	8	6	75%
Javy Lopez	8	6	75%
Ryan Shealy	7	6	86%
Yorvit Torrealba	7	6	86%
Johnny Estrada	11	6	55%
Eli Marrero	6	6	100%
Chris Coste	7	6	86%
Hector Luna	6	6	100%
Ryan Langerhans	7	6	86%
Eduardo Perez	9	5	56%
Clint Barmes	7	5	71%
Dan Johnson	9	5	56%
Mark Kotsay	7	5	71%
Toby Hall	8	5	63%
Dioner Navarro	6	5	83%
Jeff DaVanon	5	5	100%
Jose Cruz	5	5	100%
Henry Blanco	6	5	83%
Andy Phillips	7	5	71%
Jason Kubel	8	5	63%
Tony Clark	6	5	83%
Dallas McPherson	7	5	71%
Chris Snyder	6	5	83%
Mike Sweeney	8	5	63%
Jose Vidro	7	5	71%
Jeremy Hermida	5	5	100%
Gary Sheffield	6	5	83%
Steve Finley	6	5	83%
Todd Hollandsworth	7	5	71%
Ryan Doumit	6	5	83%
Tony Graffanino	7	5	71%
Aaron Boone	7	5	71%
Mike Rivera	6	5	83%
Rickie Weeks	8	5	63%
Eric Munson	5	5	100%
Coco Crisp	8	5	63%
Jamey Carroll	5	5	100%
Matt Diaz	7	5	71%
Jeff Baker	5	5	100%
Brian Anderson	8	4	50%
Trot Nixon	8	4	50%
Ramon Castro	4	4	100%
Yadier Molina	6	4	67%
John Mabry	5	4	80%
Aaron Hill	6	4	67%
Mark Grudzielanek	7	4	57%
Scott Thorman	5	4	80%
Lew Ford	4	4	100%
Endy Chavez	4	4	100%
Stephen Drew	5	4	80%
Shane Victorino	6	4	67%
Chris Burke	9	4	44%
Ichiro Suzuki	9	4	44%
Nelson Cruz	6	4	67%
Omar Vizquel	4	4	100%
Freddie Bynum	4	4	100%
Gabe Gross	9	4	44%
Ryan Freel	8	4	50%
Damian Miller	6	4	67%
Angel Pagan	5	4	80%
Alex Escobar	4	4	100%
Alex Cintron	5	4	80%
Vinny Castilla	5	4	80%
Doug Mirabelli	6	4	67%
Adam Everett	6	4	67%
Freddy Sanchez	6	4	67%
Jason Michaels	9	4	44%
Jason Smith	5	4	80%
Reginald Abercrombie	5	4	80%
Chone Figgins	9	4	44%
Lastings Milledge	4	4	100%
Joe Randa	4	3	75%
Shin-Soo Choo	3	3	100%
Tony Batista	5	3	60%
Todd Pratt	4	3	75%
Willy Aybar	4	3	75%
Ryan Garko	7	3	43%
Gary Bennett	4	3	75%
Jose Hernandez	3	3	100%
Sal Fasano	5	3	60%
Vance Wilson	5	3	60%
Ryan Spilborghs	4	3	75%
Andy Marte	5	3	60%
Lance Niekro	5	3	60%
Mark Sweeney	5	3	60%
Rob Mackowiak	5	3	60%
Melky Cabrera	7	3	43%
Jeff Cirillo	3	3	100%
Adam Kennedy	4	3	75%
Paul Lo Duca	5	3	60%
Doug Mientkiewicz	4	3	75%
Craig Counsell	4	3	75%
Frank Catalanotto	7	3	43%
Alfredo Amezaga	3	3	100%
Juan Pierre	3	3	100%
Juan Castro	3	3	100%
Jeremy Reed	6	3	50%
J.J. Hardy	5	3	60%
Omar Infante	4	3	75%
Jose Molina	4	3	75%
James Loney	4	3	75%
Ben Johnson	4	3	75%
Jorge Piedra	3	3	100%
Russ Adams	3	3	100%
Ronny Paulino	6	3	50%
Ricky Ledee	2	2	100%
Terrmel Sledge	2	2	100%
Adam Lind	2	2	100%
Adam Melhuse	4	2	50%
Kevin Kouzmanoff	3	2	67%
Dustin Pedroia	2	2	100%
Christopher Young	2	2	100%
Delmon Young	3	2	67%
Damian Jackson	4	2	50%
Bill Mueller	3	2	67%
JD Closser	2	2	100%
Luis Matos	2	2	100%
Chris Snelling	3	2	67%
Rob Bowen	3	2	67%
Eric Young	3	2	67%
Kevin Frandsen	2	2	100%
Brian Jordan	3	2	67%
Jeff Mathis	2	2	100%
Ross Gload	3	2	67%
Cory Sullivan	2	2	100%
Joshua Rabe	3	2	67%
Chris Woodward	3	2	67%
Shane Costa	3	2	67%
Kazuo Matsui	3	2	67%
John McDonald	3	2	67%
Esteban German	3	2	67%
Howard Kendrick	4	2	50%
Kenny Lofton	3	2	67%
Placido Polanco	4	2	50%
Chris Duffy	2	2	100%
Abraham Nunez	2	2	100%
Royce Clayton	2	2	100%
Aaron Miles	2	2	100%
Brady Clark	4	2	50%
Maicer Izturis	5	2	40%
Brian Schneider	4	2	50%
Joe Inglett	2	2	100%
Marlon Byrd	5	2	40%
Matt Treanor	2	2	100%
Choo Freeman	2	2	100%
Shannon Stewart	2	2	100%
Mark Loretta	5	2	40%
John Rodriguez	2	2	100%
Ramon Martinez	2	2	100%
Mike Matheny	3	2	67%
Todd Greene	2	2	100%
Julio Franco	2	2	100%
Kendry Morales	5	2	40%
Kevin Witt	2	1	50%
Rene Rivera	2	1	50%
Marco Scutaro	5	1	20%
So Taguchi	2	1	50%
Jose Vizcaino	2	1	50%
Miguel Ojeda	2	1	50%
Carlos Joaquin Ruiz	3	1	33%
Christopher Iannetta	2	1	50%
Luis A. Gonzalez	2	1	50%
Jeff Keppinger	2	1	50%
Matt LeCroy	2	1	50%
Brad Ausmus	2	1	50%
Nick Green	2	1	50%
Brandon Fahey	2	1	50%
Scott Podsednik	3	1	33%
Ryan Theriot	3	1	33%
Tomas Perez	2	1	50%
Chris Gomez	2	1	50%
Luis Castillo	3	1	33%
David Newhan	4	1	25%
Jason Repko	3	1	33%
Gabe Kapler	2	1	50%
Pablo Ozuna	2	1	50%
Luis Rodriguez	2	1	50%
Geoff Blum	4	1	25%
David Eckstein	2	1	50%
Benjamin Zobrist	2	1	50%
Kelly Shoppach	3	1	33%
Jason Ellison	2	0	0%
Todd Linden	2	0	0%
Robert Fick	2	0	0%
Jason Bartlett	2	0	0%
Fernando Tatis	2	0	0%
Neifi Perez	2	0	0%
Dave Roberts	2	0	0%
Chad Moeller	2	0	0%