'Hamas' Jenkins |
07-27-2015 05:09 PM |
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Originally Posted by Prison Bitch
(Post 11621980)
Let's try this. The Royals picked up Cueto. Which happened:
1) Cueto replaces Ventura as the 1, setting off a chain reaction where everyone moves down a slot
2) Cueto simply replaces Young
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Both, but in the playoffs you will get more starts from Cueto than any other pitcher and that has great value.
Quote:
Originally Posted by cosmo20002
(Post 11622006)
I've been in favor of switching Gordon and Escobar, and now that you've laid it out like that, it seems that the difference would be about 7 additional times on base, likely BBs. Maybe a couple singles from Esky are now Gordon HRs, which would result in a few more runs.
What do you figure the impact as?
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If you look at their numbers from last year as an example, it would be:
(17.7 (Gordon's wRAA)/643*90) - (-1.6 (Escobar's wRAA/620*90)
=
2.48+.233
=2.71 runs over the course of a season, about a quarter of a win.
But remember that those runs are not distributed evenly across 162 games.
the best way to think of it is Game 7 of the WS. You want to give your best players the opportunity to hit most. How you would build your lineup there (ignoring platoon splits) is how you should build your lineup.
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