Top 100: 1-20

Once again, I drastically lowered the weight towards relief pitching (I define a reliever as a guy with less than 60 in stamina). As I have stated before as well position players tend to be weighted towards guys who play positions that require defense rather than the guys like David Ortiz and Prince Fielder. Yes Threester, I realize that there are about 7-10 guys who are not on the list that probably should be. They are your prototypical 1B/DH guys. I'll include them in the last post as a list of "guys who can hit, but not much else" list. They will definitely contribute at the big league level, its just I haven't found a good "middle" ground between the offensive and defensive ratings yet.

Rank; Name; Position; Team; Change from last year's list.


1. Bruce Fowler, SP, Chicago, --
We have a new overall number one, and it's last year's number one draft pick. Bruce signed a $4 million contract coming out of Millenium High School in Goodyear, AZ. He went 11-1 between rookie league and low a ball. He will give up the occasional home run, but looks like he could be one of the league's best pitchers for years to come.

2. Luke McFeely, 3B, Durham, -1
Last season's number one prospect falls on the list to number two thanks to Bruce, but he still looks like a great ball player.

3. Cliff Morgan, SS, Kansas City, +1
Moving up one spot, Cliff looks to continue his dominance this year and projects to break into the bigs possibly next year if his defense improves. He spent last year at High A, where he won a sliver slugger and an an all-star invitation as he posted a .362/.452/.621 line.

4. Doug Stern, SP, Arizona, --
Another new addition to this year's list, Doug was chosen with the third overall pick last season. As if Arizona needs anymore pitching as a couple of their prospects graduated to the bigs last year. Stern went 10-3 in 16 starts at low a last year.

5. Randy Gordon, SS, Toledo, --
Toledo would have had an amazing left side of their infield if they would have kept number two prospect McFeeley and Gordon, but they felt they had other pressing needs and traded McFeeley to Durham. Gordon was the second pick last season. You'd be hard pressed to find a guy who can hit the ball harder against right handed pitchers than Randy can.

6. Terry Jacquez, SP, Montgomery, +2
Terry definitely benefits from the move out of Santa Fe, even though Montgomery is still a hitters park. Whoever says SWINGINGWOOD doesn't know how to spot good pitchers doesn't know what they are talking about as Jacquez was another find by him. Traded away in season 4, Terry is all but ready for the bigs, though his durability will limit his use during the season.

7. Vic Ramsey, RP, Buffalo, --
Buffalo was probably the luckiest team in the draft when Richmond passed on Ramsey and selected Alex Treadway instead. Treadway isn't even one of the top 100 pitching prospects, while Ramsey is in the top 10 overall.

8. Santiago Martinez, SP, Montgomery, +1
Martinez also looks to benefit from the transition out of Santa Fe to Montgomery. Probably the smartest decision that though he probably didn't know it at the time. Might not be as good as he could be as his pitches might hold him back a little. Looks like he'll start the year off in the bigs.

9. Ralph Karl, RP, Montgomery, - 4
Montgomery's third pitcher on the list, and another SWININGWOOD draftee. Ralph has extraordinary effectiveness against both sides of the plate, though doesn't have a "great" pitch in his arsenal.

10. Ismael Nieves, SS, Buffalo, +4
Ismael is arguably ready for the bigs right now. Depending on how much his glove improves during the season you should be on the lookout for a call up later down the road.

11. Bosco Cochrane, SP, Buffalo, +2
Cochrane won't be setting any IP records, but he will definitely be a perennial all-star during his career. He was used as a closer last year, and was very effective coming out of the pen. There will be debate among the league if that trend continues when he eventually makes it to the bigs.

12. Ed Hamilton, SS, Minnesota, +16
Hamilton is an anomaly of my rankings. His defense is excellent, but his offense is suspect, even though he possesses great contact and power attributes. Ed is ready for the major leagues right now.

13. Dennis Acquilino, SS, Buffalo, +4
Another Buffalo shortstop shows up in the top 20 of this years rankings. Dennis is a little bit better defensively than Ismael, while Ismael is a little bit better offensively

14.Kevin Lennon, SP, Charleston, +1
Lennon has been less than spectacular during his pro career if you base your decision off of W-L records. He is a combined 10-15 over two full seasons, but that only tells half the story. His whip is 1.27 in over 230IP, which is pretty darn good. His K/BB ratio is also over 2.4. This leads me to believe he just has been playing on a team that has trouble putting up runs. Most likely will be around the minors for at least another season and a half.

15. Matthew Nitkowski, SP, New Orleans, +1
Nitkowski is one of those marginal types that seem to dominate the rankings. They don't really have the stamina to start, but their durability is low enough that they wouldn't be really effective out of the pen, but their other ratings are really good. You want to get them as many innings as possible, but are unsure which route to take. Matthew has averaged only 3 2/3 innings a start during his two seasons, but has managed to strike out almost a batter per inning. He's really in that "gray area"

16. Gary Fletcher, RF, New Orleans, -6
Fletcher falls a few spots in this years list, but its no fault of his own. He still projects to have an absolute cannon in right, and will hold many runners in their places once they find this out. Could start for any team this year.

17. Otis Schneider, SS, Milwaukee, --
Schneider is another newcomer to the list this year and projects to be the best overall defender from the list. Offensively won't be overpowering, but looks like he'll draw a ton of walks.

18. Aaron Lemon, SP, Durham, 0
Aaron surprisingly has not moved a single spot this year. He improved a ton over the past year as he is up 11pts overall, and appears to be a year from making his ML debut if he can keep that pace up.

19. Oswaldo Flores, Dover, SP, 1
Oswaldo has been a starter all his life, but it appears that Dover's new ownership wants him in the pen closing games out. He has been nagged by some minor injuries, but it doesn't appear to have sidetracked his progression to much.

20. Jim James, SS, Milwaukee, --
James is the second Milwaukee shortstop on the list. He is offensively better than Schneider, but a little bit worse on defense. Most likely will make the transition to third base, much like Ryan Braun did coming out of college, but hopefully with better success.


Where are they now(Last Year's Top 20):
2. Arthur Daniels, Boston - Majors
3. Gus Carpenter - Arizona - Majors
6. Trent Gragg - Minnesota - Majors
7. Esteban Johnson - Arizona - Majors
11. Louie Cho - Louisville - Majors
12. Ray Slocumb - Arizona - Majors

Top Prospects of Season 6

So hopefully this run of the "Top Prospects" list goes smoothly and there are no technical errors. I changed the way the rankings are run just a slight bit, so players that are still eligible from last year might have moved around a little bit. Also I heavily decreased the weight of relief pitchers. So Albert Vizquel goes from being in the top 40 to not being in the list at all(he came in at #111). Not too sure how well that will work out, but for now that is how it's going to be.

The Montgomery Marauders(formerly Santa Fe) has a record ten players on this years list, followed by the Buffalo Wings with 6 players. Two teams don't have any players on the list, Tacoma and Colorado (formerly Honolulu, who also didn't have any players on the list last year).

Here's the overall ranking of each team's farm system:

Team	Players	Points	Change
Montgomery	10	611	0
Buffallo	6	507	0
Charlotte	5	330	2
Kansas City	4	300	6
New Orleans	5	300	-1
Durham	6	264	5
Santa Cruz	7	259	19
Richmond	4	220	-1
Milwaukee	3	217	6
Minnesota	4	208	-4
Dover	6	193	-2
Las Vegas	3	173	5
Toledo	2	172	6
Arizona	2	154	-11
Iowa	4	153	9
Helena	3	123	-4
New Britan	3	115	-1
Scranton	2	110	-10
Chicago	2	104	1
Atlanta	3	97	1
Charelston	1	87	1
Cleveland	2	81	6
Lousiville	2	66	-5
Boston	2	45	-11
Los Angeles	2	41	-11
Phildadelphia	1	40	5
Washington	1	39	-2
Huntington	3	25	-1
San Fransisco	1	13	1
New York	1	3	-1

Points are awarded in reverse order of where the player is on the list. For example the first overall player is awarded 100pts while the 3rd overall is awarded 98. Change is how many positions the team has changed in the rankings from last year.

Top 20 Free Agents This Off-Season

Here is my personal list of the Top 20 Free Agents available this off-season. I use the same rankings that I use for the Top 100 Prospect list that will be coming out shortly. Starting pitchers have a stamina above 60, while relievers are below. Also position players who are better at defense, but might have an average bat, tend to be ranked higher than those who suck at defense but can absolutely rake. Also this list doesn't do a good job of predicting compensation as compensation tends to be weighted towards stamina/durability/health.

1. T.J. Hernandez, SP
2. Dario Yamaguchi, SP
3. Doug Buck, CF
4. Rafael Torres, SP
5. Reggie Alexander, 3B
6. David Murray, SP (though durability wise might be limited to long relief.)
7. Matthew Riggs, SP
8. Ismael Franco, RF
9. Ebenezer Lecroy, SP
10. Scott Black, SS
11. Jermaine Mitchell, SP
12. Lou Porter, SP
13. Brendan Smart, RP
14. Giovanni Lemon, SP
15. Wes Turner, SS
16. Vic Vazquez, 3B
17. Martin Lee, SP
18. Buddy Overbay, C
19. Geronimo Valdes, SP
20. Micah Regan, LF


Best Pure Hitter: Bucky Truman, 1B

Starting Pitching VORP

Alright, here's what the VORP is for starting pitching. Once again these are not park adjusted. So Antonio Martin probably was not the "best" pitcher this past year as he played in a park that was all -4. Do not get me wrong, he had an amazing year and I would have loved to have him on my team, and with everything park adjusted he probably is still in the top 5. Also at the bottom of the list are 3/4 Santa Fe pitchers, and we all know Santa Fe is a +4 park across the board.

Here is what the average starter did throughout the season:

G	GS	CG	SHO	W	L	SV	SVO	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO	OAV		OBP			SLG					WHIP				ERA
29	25	1	0	9	9	0	0	159	165	89	83	23	57	117	0.272		0.340			0.447					1.40				4.70

The list:

Name	Player	Vorp
Antonio Martin	TAC	115.9
Angel Puente	WAS	110.7
Ismael Torres	MIL	100.7
Carson Redmond	SWB	88.6
George Wagner	TAC	88.4
Hector Unamuno	WAS	87.8
Randy Redding	RIC	87.1
Felix Holt	AUG	86.4
Cecil Stern	NB	77.6
T.J. Hernandez	ATL	76.0
Felipe De La Vega	SF	73.7
Kenneth Owen	DET	73.6
Rafael Torres	HUN	71.0
Johnny Linden	HUN	69.9
Glenn Juden	POR	66.2
Brett Hoover	CHR	65.7
Douglas Handworth	NB	64.3
Rocky Lincoln	AUG	63.3
Gus Carpenter	CHY	61.6
Norm Romano	RIC	59.4
Henry Nathan	CHA	59.2
Roy Farley	CHY	58.5
Giovanni Lemon	ANA	56.7
Theo Lofton	LA	56.3
Dennis Mercker	CLE	56.2
Esteban Johnson	CHY	55.3
Turner Venafro	WAS	53.5
Morris Phillips	BOS	53.2
Hugh Luebbers	MIL	53.0
Yorrick Kelly	LA	52.7
Vance McDonald	CHR	51.7
Jayson Bell	CHA	51.2
Kenneth Tabaka	HEL	51.0
Seth White	CHA	50.3
Paul Houston	TAC	50.1
Vasco Bennett	NB	50.0
Dario Yamaguchi	ANA	49.3
Dick MacDougal	POR	49.2
Joe Clontz	POR	48.8
Ivan Randall	NY2	48.1
Brian Myers	PHI	47.9
Cory Kraemer	JAX	46.3
Ajax Radke	HEL	46.3
Orber Gutierrez	MIL	46.0
Casey Timlin	HUN	45.7
Jerry Barfield	WAS	45.7
Ozzie Uribe	BOS	44.6
Vladimir Valentin	LAV	44.1
Matthew Riggs	DET	43.0
Dante Adkinsson	SWB	41.4
Ben Roosevelt	JAX	40.5
Heath Harding	CHY	40.1
Al Crespo	HON	40.0
Red Green	ANA	40.0
Alan Spencer	ATL	39.9
Lawrence Lazzeri	MIN	39.6
Andres Pena	NB	38.4
Justin Jensen	CHR	38.3
Ben Cirillo	HON	38.2
Victor Encarnacion	MIL	38.0
Shane Campbell	LA	37.9
Vinny Diaz	BOS	37.6
Kurt O'Neill	DET	37.4
Geraldo Escobar	NY2	37.2
Midre Nunez	TOL	36.8
Clay Adams	JAX	35.6
Derrin Smart	POR	34.6
Julian Cornejo	NO	34.6
Joaquin Silva	CHR	33.6
Don Morgan	CHR	32.5
Jimmy Butler	CHA	32.4
Christopher Scott	PHI	32.3
Lance Farnsworth	TAC	31.5
Justin Diaz	BUF	31.4
Del Howell	SF	29.9
Louie Guzman	NO	29.3
Doug Anderson	LAV	29.3
Bill King	MIL	29.1
Bernard Wilson	CHA	27.9
Elroy Aven	BUF	27.3
Trent Gragg	MIN	26.7
Vladimir Perez	WAS	26.4
Thomas Reese	TOL	26.2
Antonio Wallace	SWB	26.0
Matt Carver	SWB	25.9
Geronimo Valdes	JAX	25.9
Clay Punto	LAV	25.7
Gary Lee	LA	25.3
Glenn Bagwell	POR	24.7
Patrick Berry	DET	23.4
Kevin Rooney	AUG	23.0
Ebenezer LeCroy	PHI	22.8
Gary Cloud	MIN	22.3
Roy Ford	NY2	21.4
David Murray	ATL	20.8
Mark Jennings	CHY	20.2
Stan Snavely	LAV	20.1
Rod Monroe	LA	20.0
Turner Blake	CLE	20.0
Hugh Edwards	MIN	19.5
Charlie Small	PHI	18.7
Alex Alvarez	NY2	18.2
Kevin Suzuki	MIN	18.1
Vic Gonzalez	HEL	17.9
Woody Ashby	SF	17.6
Lariel Mercedes	HON	17.0
Gerald Kim	NY2	16.5
Derrick Bere	RIC	16.5
William McGowan	DET	16.5
Dude Clarke	ANA	15.9
Alfonso Romero	HUN	15.3
Brook White	HON	15.0
Darron Brantley	ATL	14.9
Herm White	ANA	13.3
Ron Presley	NO	12.8
Lonnie Garcia	CLE	12.6
Clarence McEnroe	NB	11.6
Jeff Gload	CLE	11.3
Marc Allen	CH1	10.7
Rob Harding	WAS	9.5
Shane Cohen	LAV	9.3
Neil Person	NY2	9.3
Rich Bere	TAC	8.8
Roosevelt Glass	BUF	8.2
Benito Aparicio	RIC	7.9
Willie Barrett	BOS	7.6
Willie Johnson	LA	7.2
Gary Powell	SWB	7.1
Stephen Taylor	BOS	6.6
Dennis Yamamoto	ATL	6.0
Benny Santana	LAV	5.6
Rudy Roth	NO	5.4
Reid Gates	MIL	4.8
Sam Luebbers	PHI	4.6
Hugh Long #	CLE	4.1
Rabbit Drese #	RIC	4.1
Gary Walker	HEL	4.0
Kory Daal	POR	3.8
Chris Lowry	CH1	3.7
Rickey Prokopec	AUG	2.3
Javier Chavez	SF	2.2
Tom Wise	DET	2.1
Desi Gonzalez	CHA	1.6
James Shave #	CLE	1.5
Dennis James	MIL	1.3
James Yoshii	SF	1.2
Hugh Snyder	NO	1.0
Sean Johnson #	DUR	0.6
Mac Kim	ATL	0.0
Derrick Monroe	CHR	-0.1
Jermaine Mitchell	SFE	-0.3
Wes Alexander	TOL	-0.6
Francisco Martin	BOS	-0.9
Kevin Fryman	NB	-1.3
Junior Yamamoto	WAS	-1.8
Nash Blank	BUF	-2.3
Napoleon May	NO	-2.4
Carson Marshall	CH1	-2.8
Domingo Soto	JAX	-2.9
Pablo Sanchez	CLE	-3.3
Raul Pena	NB	-3.3
Tyler Lombard	DUR	-3.5
Keith Washburn	PHI	-3.7
Damion Uchida #	AUG	-3.9
Andres Espada	RIC	-3.9
Carlos Rosa	HEL	-4.0
Brandon Ball	CH1	-4.1
Justin Lofton	HUN	-4.1
Curt Pearson	DUR	-4.6
Julio Azocar	TOL	-4.6
Blake Fabregas	JAX	-4.7
Bobby Hill	NO	-5.0
Paul Griffith	JAX	-5.2
Lou Porter	MIN	-5.4
Al Martin #	PHI	-5.7
Vic Cela	BOS	-5.8
Craig Clark	NO	-6.0
Max Ramirez	TOL	-6.5
Billy Duchscherer	DUR	-7.1
Kevin Diaz	LAV	-7.3
Reagan Henson	HUN	-9.1
Ivan Mercado #	PHI	-9.1
Kirt Thomas	DUR	-9.6
Pedro Martinez	HUN	-9.8
Tarrik Lohse	DUR	-10.6
Jacob Yoshii	BUF	-11.5
Don Martin	SWB	-12.5
Matty Mercado #	PHI	-12.6
Brad Ryan	TOL	-12.8
Otis Conway	AUG	-13.6
Dale Haynes	CH1	-15.6
Luke Upshaw	HON	-22.2
Amos Dixon	SFE	-22.5
Sherm Robinson	BUF	-23.3
Tommy Cora #	RIC	-23.4
Bubbles Gibson	DET	-23.9
Jarrod McIntyre	SFE	-33.4
Timo Lo Duca	SFE	-35.1
Dennis Abe	SFE	-42.2

VORP: 2B/3B/SS/CF

So the final position player VORP for season 5. I'll keep the stats around to keep track of it for seasons in the future. Trent Buehrle lead the league in VORP with 108.1 runs over what a replacement player would have provided. Trent appears in this category because he played more games at 2B than he did in RF. If he was in the COF category he would have only been 86 runs above replacement, not the 108 that he was as a 2B. Bobby Logan came through after signing a 5yr/35.5mil contract extension to avoid arbitration.

The average 2B/3B/SS/CF:

G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
123	418	61	112	18	2	15	57	37	5	79	18	6	0.261	0.326	0.410	0.737

Player	Team	VORP
Trent Buehrle	SWB	108.1
Bobby Logan	ATL	103.0
Osvaldo Perez	ATL	86.5
Tori Floyd	NO	78.3
Paul Martin	HEL	76.1
Dario Newfield	CHA	70.4
Louie Cho	AUG	68.9
Reggie Alexander	NB	68.0
Mel Wilkins	POR	67.5
Carlos Trinidad	HUN	66.3
York Reese	SFE	65.7
Juan Martin	CH1	64.1
Miguel Sivilla	NY2	63.8
Rigo Carrasco	LAA	63.2
Edgar Cornejo	CHR	62.9
Footsie O'Neil	CHY	59.9
Doug Buck	POR	57.6
Vladimir Valentin	CHA	56.1
Ivan Vaughn	MIN	55.0
Frank Cox	LV	53.1
Tim Gonzales	SWB	52.9
Artie Spence	JAX	52.5
Jon Peterson	BUF	51.2
Rico Lunar	LA	50.7
Brandon Cone	PHI	49.9
Wes Turner	ATL	49.7
Walt Bagwell	CHY	47.3
Kent Stevenson	BOS	46.6
Mike DeRosa	LA	44.8
Charlie Lorraine	SWB	44.5
Bryan Newhouser	NY2	44.4
Brian Tomko	CLE	44.4
Johnnie Naulty	BOS	44.0
Ray Slocumb	CHY	43.3
Ben Lowell	RIC	42.3
Ramon Yang	SWB	42.1
David Hernandez	LA	41.5
Alfredo Santayana	WAS	41.0
Morris Perisho	CH1	40.5
Julio Palmeiro	SF	40.1
Gus Martin	JAX	39.7
Malcolm Huff	AUG	38.3
Cody Relaford	MIL	38.0
Delino Martinez	CLE	37.6
Scott Black	POR	37.2
Ismael Reyes	MIL	35.8
Brendan Green	BUF	35.0
Sammy Jacquez	SFE	34.9
Sandy McEnerney	WAS	34.7
Mario Hodges	LA	34.5
Josh Holzemer	TOL	34.4
Gary Crosby	CLE	34.1
Chance Pierre	SFE	33.8
Rogers Cannon	TAC	33.7
Geraldo Chavez	CLE	33.1
Juan Herrera	PHI	33.0
Mike Hill	BOS	31.4
Vic Vazquez	HEL	31.1
Orlando Molina	CHR	30.8
B.C. Saenz	TAC	30.7
Derek Coleman	ATL	30.5
Eduardo Rosado	MIL	30.3
Julio Vallarta	LAA	29.9
P.T. Molina	PHI	29.6
Charles Brinkley	LAA	29.6
David Andujar	TOL	29.4
Darrin Maxwell	SF	28.4
Dude Spurgeon	HEL	27.9
Will Veres	DET	27.1
Alejandro Moreno	DET	27.0
Omar Martin	BOS	26.8
Trenidad Rincon	HUN	26.4
Edgardo Ortiz	CHR	26.0
Jose Fernandez	NO	25.6
Rod Freeman	SWB	24.7
Dennys Sasaki	CH1	24.4
Jim Adams	RIC	24.2
Olmedo Colon	CHY	23.4
Vin Guapo	HON	23.3
Lou Buck	NO	22.7
Dustan Clark	NO	22.7
Rich Garcia	JAX	22.3
Magglio Elcano	CHR	22.1
Pedro Santos	NB	22.1
Chance Spence	PHI	21.8
Brady Walker	LV	21.4
Chris Grace	SF	21.4
Ted Root	DET	21.2
Ramon Lim	HON	21.0
Zachrey Snow	PHI	20.8
Mariano Hernandez	LV	20.5
Bruce Henderson	TAC	20.1
Lorenzo Park	CHA	19.7
Ted Vosberg	DET	19.1
Carlos Carrasco	NB	18.6
Quilvio Encarnacion	BUF	18.2
Tony Ramirez	DET	17.9
Marino Aramboles	JAX	17.4
Rob Raggio	CH1	17.1
Roger McCarty	JAX	16.8
Daniel Moore	HUN	16.7
Juan Torcato	MIN	15.5
Dave Jones	TOL	14.9
Luis Veras	LA	14.7
Steven Buchanan	LV	14.6
Allen Sutton	HUN	14.1
Curtis Charles	AUG	14.1
Bennie Hurst	CHR	14.0
Howard Ponson	WAS	13.6
Javy Sosa	CHR	13.3
Rob Beirne	MIL	13.1
Mark Brea	TAC	13.1
Jose Uribe	SF	12.6
Slash Stone	MIN	12.3
Homer Hurst	HON	12.3
Chris Nitkowski	AUG	12.2
Cesar Guerrero	DUR	12.1
Carson Puffer	DUR	11.5
Dave Perry	CLE	11.4
Hector Meulens	LAA	11.2
Willie Saenz	DUR	10.2
Clarence Farrell	AUG	7.7
Daniel Simon	PHI	7.6
Marc Durbin	TOL	7.4
Nerio Reitsma	HON	7.1
Jorge Trajano	HEL	6.9
Lawrence Sweeney	NY2	6.9
Bobby Karl	POR	6.9
Stan Perez	RIC	6.8
Oswaldo Franco	DUR	6.6
Ramiro Montanez	HUN	6.6
Virgil Moreno	CHA	6.2
Dario Miyakazi	NB	6.0
Quilvio Arrojo	PHI	6.0
Livan Valentin	LV	5.4
Walter Dunham	CHA	5.4
Nate Cook	SF	5.2
Bernie Anderson	POR	5.1
Miguel Reynoso	JAX	4.7
Mitch Redmond	BUF	4.5
Derrick O'Donnell	SF	4.3
Marty Workman	MIL	3.8
Ariel Quevedo	HUN	3.8
Theodore James	TAC	3.4
Ron Bell	JAX	3.4
Carson Woolf	SF	3.3
Tim Scott	MIN	2.7
Walt Redmond	HEL	2.0
Vin Miro	BUF	1.9
Roy Evans	NB	1.6
Turner Kerr	TOL	1.5
Devon Lawrence	HON	1.4
Andres Seguignol	HON	1.4
Edgar Ordonez	HUN	1.4
Fonzie Kipling	BOS	1.3
Pete Simpson	LV	1.2
Dennys Baines	LA	1.1
Darryl Williams	NB	1.1
Trenidad Gil	SFE	1.1
Chuck Wilkerson	NB	1.1
Max Benson	MIN	0.9
Carlos Unamuno	HEL	0.8
Pedro Andujar	HEL	0.7
Blade Sellers	RIC	0.5
Aaron Jackson	HON	0.3
Randy Hitchcock	NY2	0.3
Yogi Campbell	RIC	0.1
Bill Surhoff	POR	0.0
Ned Sullivan	MIL	-0.2
David Rosario	TAC	-0.4
Damaso Segui	HON	-0.4
Ernest Gray	HUN	-1.2
Cookie Rosa	PHI	-1.2
Carlos Castillo	PHI	-1.4
Tim Peters	NB	-1.5
Joe Weaver	NY2	-1.9
Calvin Malloy	BOS	-2.6
Pedro Barrios	RIC	-2.6
Angel Carrasco	MIN	-2.6
Alex Espinosa	TAC	-2.9
Luis Gongora	DUR	-3.4
Doug Byrne	CHR	-3.9
Brad Porter	NO	-4.2
Samuel Griffin	WAS	-4.5
Willie Samuel	MIL	-4.9
Tim Black	WAS	-5.3
Bob McEnerney	HON	-7.1
Russell Roosevelt	SFE	-7.6
Harpo Estes	CHY	-7.7
Desi Palmeiro	CHA	-8.6
Carl Kline	CH1	-9.0
Harry Figueroa	SWB	-10.1
Jeff Simmons	BOS	-10.6
Dennis Kobayashi	LAA	-10.8
Jimmie Segui	BUF	-11.7
Omar Mota	NB	-13.5
Alex Chen	LV	-14.2
Stuart Whitaker	DUR	-16.0
Vladimir Chavez	AUG	-26.7
Aaron Garciaparra	DUR	-26.8