All-encompassing Cleveland Indians thread. 46 days until Opening Day.

It's Canzler
laugh.gif
 
Ah okay. Caught Kevin's edit.

Drafted by the Cubs. That can't be good.
 
Ah okay. Caught Kevin's edit.

Drafted by the Cubs. That can't be good.
 
laugh.gif
 you want another projection?

NameGABH2B3BHRRRBIBBSOHBPSBAVGOBPSLGOPSwOBAUZRWAR
Shin-Soo Choo1405441603041989966912410220.2940.3820.4690.8510.37334.8
Carlos Santana146533140342268810796115350.2630.3740.480.8540.37-25.8
Jason Kipnis140551151289187795501219160.2740.3420.4560.7980.352-63.6
Travis Hafner11041811623016656847951000.2780.3630.4470.810.35201.8
Asdrubal Cabrera142590164322178573451039140.2780.3360.4250.7620.336-83.1
Grady Sizemore10643111025216575540114870.2550.3270.4340.7610.332-41.9
Lonnie Chisenhall13249113026315657136100940.2650.3230.4220.7440.32622.7
Michael Brantley1355311452757626841803210.2730.3260.3820.7080.317-21.6
Matt LaPorta105391982211346513184330.2510.3080.4120.720.314-40.3
Jack Hannahan10535788171847444185340.2470.3270.3670.6940.31182.3
Lou Marson8227865131331283066230.2340.3120.320.6320.28941.5
 
laugh.gif
 you want another projection?

NameGABH2B3BHRRRBIBBSOHBPSBAVGOBPSLGOPSwOBAUZRWAR
Shin-Soo Choo1405441603041989966912410220.2940.3820.4690.8510.37334.8
Carlos Santana146533140342268810796115350.2630.3740.480.8540.37-25.8
Jason Kipnis140551151289187795501219160.2740.3420.4560.7980.352-63.6
Travis Hafner11041811623016656847951000.2780.3630.4470.810.35201.8
Asdrubal Cabrera142590164322178573451039140.2780.3360.4250.7620.336-83.1
Grady Sizemore10643111025216575540114870.2550.3270.4340.7610.332-41.9
Lonnie Chisenhall13249113026315657136100940.2650.3230.4220.7440.32622.7
Michael Brantley1355311452757626841803210.2730.3260.3820.7080.317-21.6
Matt LaPorta105391982211346513184330.2510.3080.4120.720.314-40.3
Jack Hannahan10535788171847444185340.2470.3270.3670.6940.31182.3
Lou Marson8227865131331283066230.2340.3120.320.6320.28941.5
 
And those are the projections of paying Fangraphs members. Pretty impressive IMO.

BTW, pitchers:

NameWLERAGSGSVIPHERHRSOBBWHIPK/9BB/9FIPWAR
Vinnie Pestano322.810651654920684251.1411.633.462.961.3
Justin Masterson12103.68333302082038515167671.37.232.93.54.1
Ubaldo Jimenez13103.78333302061838618195831.298.523.633.673.6
Derek Lowe10124.46333301871989316127621.396.112.983.942.6
Chris Perez343.5806036626025649251.377.113.634.080.2
Kevin Slowey994.5252501401577023101201.266.491.294.261.5
Josh Tomlin1084.31292901811838724106341.25.271.694.271.9
 
And those are the projections of paying Fangraphs members. Pretty impressive IMO.

BTW, pitchers:

NameWLERAGSGSVIPHERHRSOBBWHIPK/9BB/9FIPWAR
Vinnie Pestano322.810651654920684251.1411.633.462.961.3
Justin Masterson12103.68333302082038515167671.37.232.93.54.1
Ubaldo Jimenez13103.78333302061838618195831.298.523.633.673.6
Derek Lowe10124.46333301871989316127621.396.112.983.942.6
Chris Perez343.5806036626025649251.377.113.634.080.2
Kevin Slowey994.5252501401577023101201.266.491.294.261.5
Josh Tomlin1084.31292901811838724106341.25.271.694.271.9
 
Hopefully everything can stay healthy; and I'd say we compete for having the best rotation in the American League.

And I don't give a damn what any media says, we need "Fausto" back...
 
Hopefully everything can stay healthy; and I'd say we compete for having the best rotation in the American League.

And I don't give a damn what any media says, we need "Fausto" back...
 
If Ubaldo Jimenez has a big bounce-back kind of season, remember this name: Nelson Perez. He's one of the Indians' strength coaches. And while you may have heard that he's been working with Jimenez in the Dominican this winter, what you probably haven't heard is the behind-the-scenes story of how that came about.

The Indians aren't one of those teams that sits back and hopes its players stay in shape over the winter. They try to be as proactive as possible. But Perez took proactivity to a whole new level, by actually volunteering to move his family from Puerto Rico to the Dominican Republic to work with Jimenez and several other players. Now, all reports are that Jimenez is in fabulous shape after an offseason of working on his core and lower half.

His season disintegrated last year, when he showed up for spring training with a hip injury then lost his delivery and never got it back. The Indians were determined not to repeat that saga this year. But Perez went above and beyond most folks' definition of the call of duty to make that happen.
 
If Ubaldo Jimenez has a big bounce-back kind of season, remember this name: Nelson Perez. He's one of the Indians' strength coaches. And while you may have heard that he's been working with Jimenez in the Dominican this winter, what you probably haven't heard is the behind-the-scenes story of how that came about.

The Indians aren't one of those teams that sits back and hopes its players stay in shape over the winter. They try to be as proactive as possible. But Perez took proactivity to a whole new level, by actually volunteering to move his family from Puerto Rico to the Dominican Republic to work with Jimenez and several other players. Now, all reports are that Jimenez is in fabulous shape after an offseason of working on his core and lower half.

His season disintegrated last year, when he showed up for spring training with a hip injury then lost his delivery and never got it back. The Indians were determined not to repeat that saga this year. But Perez went above and beyond most folks' definition of the call of duty to make that happen.
 
I have little hope for Fausto. At 31, his career is on the downswing. He's only ever had one really good season (five years ago), compared to four slightly above-average to bad ones. Plus, as mentally-unstable as he is on the mound, he may never even recover to the mediocre version of himself after this.

For 2012, I see Slowey being a notch above Fausto, and Fausto being a smaller notch above Huff, McAllister and Gomez (in that order).
 
I have little hope for Fausto. At 31, his career is on the downswing. He's only ever had one really good season (five years ago), compared to four slightly above-average to bad ones. Plus, as mentally-unstable as he is on the mound, he may never even recover to the mediocre version of himself after this.

For 2012, I see Slowey being a notch above Fausto, and Fausto being a smaller notch above Huff, McAllister and Gomez (in that order).
 
Back
Top Bottom