Tuesday, December 24, 2024

2025 ZiPS Projections: Philadelphia Phillies

For the twenty first consecutive season, the ZiPS projection system is unleashing a full set of prognostications. For extra info on the ZiPS projections, please seek the advice of this yr’s introduction and MLB’s glossary entry. The staff order is chosen by lot, and the following staff up is the Philadelphia Phillies.

Batters

The fast exit within the postseason by the hands of the New York Mets was a disappointing finale for the 2024 Phillies, however the season as a complete nonetheless must be thought-about a profitable one. Cristopher Sánchez convincingly evaporated any questions on whether or not his late-2023 efficiency was a fluke, Bryce Harper stayed wholesome and proved to be a more-than-competent defender at first, and the bullpen stayed sturdy regardless of a number of veteran losses from the yr earlier than. However that’s to not say there wasn’t some luck concerned. I don’t imply that to decrease the Phillies; most nice groups have extra issues go their approach than not. The preseason NL East favourite, the Atlanta Braves, noticed a few of their greatest gamers lose most or all the season with severe accidents, and alongside these traces, the Phillies didn’t have their depth examined to the identical diploma.

Except the Phillies are prepared to make a splash and go after Juan Soto or one thing and make Nick Castellanos a well-paid position participant, the lineup you see now’s the lineup it’ll be. There’s good and unhealthy in that. Philadelphia had a high 10 offense final yr, so this can be a precious crew that’s returning. However there may be some actual threat right here, too. 5 of the lineup spots and a big proportion of the Phillies’ staff WAR in 2024 concerned gamers on the incorrect aspect of 30. In fact, 32 isn’t 38, however these are the years the place draw back threat accelerates, and we could have already seen some indicators of getting older from J.T. Realmuto. That is a fair better drawback as a result of the Phillies don’t have a lot depth to cowl for any sudden accidents or declines on the main league stage, they usually can’t flip to the following technology of Phillies hitters as a result of they don’t have a lot within the pipeline, both. ZiPS does have some fondness for Justin Crawford, however it’s bearish on Aidan Miller within the quick time period, and the pc simply doesn’t see numerous Plan Bs for this staff. If hit by the same spate of accidents because the Braves, the Phillies are quite unlikely to win 89 video games and sneak into the playoffs, as Atlanta did.

Nonetheless, so long as the gamers keep wholesome, this can be a potent offense. With Harper at first base, Kyle Schwarber doesn’t should play the sector, which boosts his worth significantly. The one lingering query entails the staff’s different participant who is best suited as a DH, Castellanos. Regardless of his 23 dwelling runs and 105 wRC+, he was barely above alternative stage this season as a result of his protection was dreadful. Are the Phillies actually happy with Castellanos as their beginning proper fielder? He most likely ought to solely be a part-time participant at this level, however I’m unsure this group needs to rock the boat an excessive amount of; in any case, this can be a veteran, profitable staff. On the very least, Castellanos on the bench would imply fewer alternatives for his homers to trigger tragedy.

Pitchers

There’s quite a lot of similarity between the rotation and the lineup, in that the highest 4 starters are extraordinarily potent, however the query of “what if” is a thorny one. ZiPS initiatives the Phillies to have baseball’s greatest rotation in 2025 – although take pre-Thanksgiving 2025 staff projections with a grain of salt – however it seems extremely ugly when you get previous that quartet. One of the best hope is for Andrew Painter to destroy batters in spring coaching and drive his approach into the fifth spot, and there are numerous causes to suppose that’s a risk given simply how good he was as a prospect. Nonetheless, it’s not one thing you need to guess the home on, on condition that he’s made 5 begins within the excessive minors and he’s mainly had two misplaced seasons on account of elbow issues. There have been numerous causes to love Ricky Tiedemann too, however ask the Blue Jays how assured they really feel about his potential now.

After Painter, you’ve gotten the equal of Ben Stein calling “Bueller” in a monotone to no reply. Taijuan Walker was a catastrophe, with few mitigating components to suppose he’s an excellent possibility. Mick Abel had a catastrophe of a yr and may now not even be written into the rotation in pencil, and the standard drops off shortly from there. Most organizations have a few low-upside guys who can most likely be satisfactory fourth/fifth starters for a number of years, the pitching trope the A’s have excelled at discovering over the past decade or so, however ZiPS simply isn’t seeing any of these varieties right here. Given Philadelphia’s front-end expertise and the dwindling time remaining to have them, middling swingy arms like Ross Stripling or Matthew Boyd are most likely extra precious to the Phillies than to just about some other staff in baseball.

The underside of the bullpen seems very skinny, much like Atlanta, however a big a part of that’s as a result of it’s so early within the offseason. It’s unlikely that the Phillies would stand pat with this group of relievers. However in any case, because it stands now, Philadelphia has 4 bullpen arms that ZiPS actually likes — Orion Kerkering, Matt Strahm, José Alvarado, Tanner Banks — and a bunch of different arms that ZiPS sees as close to alternative stage. We’ll see what the staff does over the following three months.

It’s seemingly that going into 2025, the Phillies will once more challenge as an underdog to the Braves, however by a diminished variety of video games. That mentioned, there’s an actual argument to make that the Phillies have a bit extra stability and certainty than the Mets do at this level, and they need to have a leg up on New York. Philadelphia is in an excellent place to say the division for the second straight season if Atlanta disappoints once more.

Ballpark graphic courtesy Eephus League. Depth charts constructed by means of these listed right here. Measurement of participant names may be very roughly proportional to Depth Chart enjoying time.

Batters – Superior

Participant PA BA OBP SLG OPS+ ISO BABIP Def WAR wOBA 3YOPS+ RC
Trea Turner 594 .287 .335 .462 120 .174 .330 0 4.1 .343 114 90
Bryce Harper 564 .284 .380 .518 148 .234 .334 1 3.8 .380 139 98
Kyle Schwarber 647 .224 .346 .470 126 .246 .268 0 2.8 .352 117 90
Alec Bohm 607 .284 .336 .439 115 .155 .317 -2 2.7 .335 111 83
Bryson Stott 565 .258 .321 .380 95 .122 .301 8 2.6 .307 95 68
J.T. Realmuto 442 .257 .321 .435 109 .177 .318 1 2.5 .326 102 58
Brandon Marsh 476 .250 .329 .409 105 .159 .354 7 1.9 .322 105 61
Justin Crawford 495 .270 .308 .374 90 .104 .340 1 1.3 .298 92 61
Buddy Kennedy 488 .242 .328 .373 96 .131 .298 -1 1.3 .310 96 54
Edmundo Sosa 292 .248 .306 .402 96 .154 .310 1 1.2 .309 94 35
Johan Rojas 482 .243 .285 .346 76 .103 .298 7 1.2 .277 77 52
Weston Wilson 441 .221 .296 .404 94 .183 .280 -5 1.0 .304 91 51
Austin Hays 448 .255 .309 .433 105 .178 .317 0 1.0 .319 100 56
Cal Stevenson 393 .226 .328 .344 89 .118 .284 -1 0.9 .300 90 42
Rafael Marchán 250 .233 .309 .341 82 .108 .269 3 0.9 .290 81 24
Ruben Cardenas 417 .241 .300 .420 99 .178 .290 3 0.8 .311 100 51
Kody Clemens 412 .229 .282 .421 93 .192 .270 -2 0.8 .302 91 46
Otto Kemp 503 .219 .302 .345 81 .126 .290 2 0.7 .287 84 51
Trent Farquhar 342 .215 .321 .284 72 .068 .285 2 0.5 .280 74 31
Ryan McKenna 272 .220 .294 .361 82 .141 .295 1 0.5 .289 84 28
Aidan Miller 460 .219 .293 .344 78 .125 .284 -3 0.4 .283 83 46
Jose A. Rodriguez 417 .240 .276 .372 79 .132 .278 0 0.4 .281 82 46
Matt Kroon 350 .244 .302 .383 90 .139 .321 0 0.3 .299 89 40
Jordan Luplow 290 .203 .290 .363 81 .160 .237 3 0.2 .289 80 29
Esteban Quiroz 280 .193 .293 .296 66 .103 .252 3 0.2 .269 60 22
Símon Muzziotti 365 .234 .283 .335 73 .101 .288 8 0.2 .271 74 35
Nick Castellanos 594 .258 .308 .428 103 .169 .311 -10 0.2 .317 99 74
Jordan Dissin 319 .202 .286 .290 62 .088 .288 1 0.1 .262 69 24
Cody Roberts 229 .218 .282 .315 67 .097 .325 -1 0.0 .266 67 19
Darick Corridor 470 .220 .285 .381 85 .161 .265 4 0.0 .290 83 47
Garrett Stubbs 163 .209 .296 .292 66 .083 .281 -2 0.0 .268 66 13
David Dahl 346 .238 .289 .391 88 .153 .300 0 -0.1 .294 87 37
Kendall Simmons 288 .199 .268 .337 68 .138 .278 0 -0.2 .268 70 25
Bryan Rincon 309 .182 .273 .282 56 .100 .246 1 -0.2 .252 61 24
Cade Fergus 270 .184 .274 .309 63 .125 .336 0 -0.2 .264 70 23
Gabriel Rincones Jr. 413 .209 .283 .343 74 .134 .287 2 -0.3 .278 78 41
Troy Schreffler 266 .206 .264 .338 67 .132 .290 2 -0.3 .265 70 25
Caleb Ricketts 305 .207 .279 .283 58 .076 .266 -2 -0.3 .255 61 22
Rodolfo Castro 417 .213 .278 .369 79 .155 .273 -5 -0.4 .282 82 42
Arturo De Freitas 201 .168 .229 .227 29 .059 .261 5 -0.4 .206 33 10
Keaton Anthony 447 .241 .309 .337 81 .097 .288 1 -0.4 .287 83 43
Luis Caicuto 260 .197 .273 .261 51 .064 .248 -1 -0.4 .245 52 17
Zach Arnold 372 .215 .270 .306 61 .091 .300 1 -0.5 .256 65 30
Erick Brito 432 .213 .272 .277 55 .064 .260 2 -0.5 .248 58 34
Robert Moore 478 .207 .273 .300 61 .093 .260 0 -0.5 .256 65 41
Ryan Leitch 124 .204 .242 .331 58 .127 .319 0 -0.5 .251 66 10
Pierce Bennett 344 .214 .299 .293 67 .079 .259 2 -0.5 .268 72 29
Andrick Nava 241 .207 .278 .281 58 .074 .261 -4 -0.6 .253 63 17
José Godoy 183 .220 .274 .303 62 .083 .273 0 -0.6 .258 63 14
Jared Thomas 169 .174 .257 .214 34 .040 .233 -1 -0.6 .221 34 9
Jim Haley 386 .212 .270 .344 71 .133 .287 -7 -0.7 .270 67 36
Trevor Schwecke 367 .212 .275 .314 65 .102 .301 -4 -0.7 .262 67 31
Emaarion Boyd 421 .215 .280 .278 57 .064 .276 0 -0.8 .253 60 38
Marcus Lee Sang 468 .218 .274 .327 68 .109 .312 -4 -0.8 .266 73 43
Hendry Mendez 368 .227 .296 .311 71 .084 .271 0 -0.8 .271 71 31
Bryson Ware 408 .192 .252 .309 56 .117 .265 -1 -0.9 .249 61 32
Leandro Pineda 405 .214 .274 .330 68 .116 .279 -1 -1.0 .266 73 34
Bryce Ball 395 .189 .268 .294 58 .105 .284 2 -1.3 .253 60 28
Chad Castillo 225 .189 .249 .300 53 .111 .273 -3 -1.3 .245 58 16
Felix Reyes 336 .215 .247 .325 59 .110 .252 1 -1.3 .249 60 26
Carlos De La Cruz 479 .213 .271 .331 68 .118 .326 -3 -1.3 .267 72 41
Baron Radcliff 293 .173 .249 .279 48 .106 .345 0 -1.5 .239 54 19
Carson Taylor 424 .226 .309 .327 79 .101 .296 -11 -1.6 .285 81 38
Jordan Viars 377 .186 .256 .318 60 .133 .281 -4 -1.6 .254 70 29
Ethan Wilson 438 .201 .245 .309 54 .108 .259 -3 -2.2 .244 56 35

Batters – High Close to-Age Offensive Comps

Batters – eightieth/twentieth Percentiles

Participant eightieth BA eightieth OBP eightieth SLG eightieth OPS+ eightieth WAR twentieth BA twentieth OBP twentieth SLG twentieth OPS+ twentieth WAR
Trea Turner .311 .363 .508 139 5.5 .264 .313 .420 102 2.9
Bryce Harper .307 .402 .573 169 5.1 .258 .353 .469 129 2.3
Kyle Schwarber .246 .373 .532 146 4.3 .200 .320 .403 104 1.2
Alec Bohm .311 .363 .488 133 4.1 .257 .307 .392 96 1.3
Bryson Stott .283 .348 .421 114 4.0 .229 .290 .338 77 1.3
J.T. Realmuto .285 .347 .485 130 3.6 .232 .293 .381 88 1.4
Brandon Marsh .276 .355 .462 126 3.1 .221 .301 .357 85 0.8
Justin Crawford .298 .336 .413 109 2.4 .240 .279 .332 71 0.1
Buddy Kennedy .264 .352 .416 112 2.3 .216 .303 .328 77 0.2
Edmundo Sosa .278 .334 .452 116 1.9 .222 .281 .344 77 0.5
Johan Rojas .269 .311 .394 94 2.3 .216 .259 .308 58 0.1
Weston Wilson .242 .319 .457 112 2.0 .197 .271 .355 73 -0.1
Austin Hays .284 .338 .484 125 2.1 .228 .283 .383 83 -0.2
Cal Stevenson .251 .354 .386 106 1.7 .200 .301 .301 69 0.0
Rafael Marchán .266 .342 .392 101 1.5 .203 .279 .298 62 0.3
Ruben Cardenas .268 .328 .476 121 1.9 .217 .273 .369 79 -0.2
Kody Clemens .252 .305 .480 113 1.9 .207 .256 .367 75 -0.1
Otto Kemp .244 .328 .397 101 1.8 .196 .280 .305 64 -0.4
Trent Farquhar .239 .348 .321 89 1.2 .190 .297 .249 58 -0.1
Ryan McKenna .247 .320 .414 104 1.1 .193 .261 .305 59 -0.3
Aidan Miller .246 .319 .387 96 1.4 .196 .268 .300 60 -0.6
Jose A. Rodriguez .268 .301 .422 98 1.3 .214 .251 .332 61 -0.5
Matt Kroon .272 .332 .436 112 1.3 .215 .273 .328 67 -0.7
Jordan Luplow .226 .317 .417 103 1.0 .174 .262 .307 61 -0.5
Esteban Quiroz .216 .320 .337 83 0.8 .167 .266 .254 47 -0.4
Símon Muzziotti .258 .308 .381 90 1.0 .210 .258 .302 57 -0.6
Nick Castellanos .283 .330 .468 120 1.4 .232 .279 .381 84 -1.3
Jordan Dissin .232 .316 .341 82 0.9 .176 .256 .249 44 -0.7
Cody Roberts .244 .314 .354 84 0.6 .186 .254 .269 47 -0.5
Darick Corridor .244 .311 .438 107 1.3 .194 .257 .331 67 -1.1
Garrett Stubbs .239 .327 .338 84 0.4 .182 .266 .253 48 -0.4
David Dahl .262 .315 .440 107 0.7 .208 .261 .338 68 -1.0
Kendall Simmons .228 .292 .396 89 0.6 .173 .241 .289 50 -0.8
Bryan Rincon .213 .303 .334 76 0.7 .156 .245 .234 36 -0.9
Cade Fergus .212 .304 .365 84 0.5 .154 .249 .261 42 -0.9
Gabriel Rincones Jr. .237 .310 .392 95 0.6 .185 .259 .302 57 -1.2
Troy Schreffler .234 .294 .391 88 0.4 .179 .236 .295 49 -0.9
Caleb Ricketts .238 .314 .332 80 0.5 .177 .252 .242 41 -1.0
Rodolfo Castro .241 .304 .424 99 0.6 .189 .254 .319 59 -1.3
Arturo De Freitas .196 .258 .264 46 0.1 .142 .204 .186 12 -0.8
Keaton Anthony .264 .337 .376 99 0.6 .214 .285 .302 65 -1.2
Luis Caicuto .225 .302 .304 71 0.2 .165 .247 .227 33 -1.0
Zach Arnold .242 .297 .358 81 0.4 .189 .242 .265 44 -1.3
Erick Brito .240 .297 .309 70 0.4 .188 .244 .237 36 -1.4
Robert Moore .233 .295 .337 76 0.5 .183 .248 .262 44 -1.5
Ryan Leitch .233 .272 .390 79 -0.2 .176 .214 .280 38 -0.8
Pierce Bennett .245 .332 .343 88 0.3 .187 .273 .256 50 -1.2
Andrick Nava .242 .312 .334 81 0.1 .172 .247 .241 39 -1.1
José Godoy .250 .308 .350 82 -0.2 .191 .246 .265 44 -1.0
Jared Thomas .203 .287 .249 51 -0.3 .148 .229 .186 19 -1.0
Jim Haley .240 .298 .399 92 0.3 .188 .247 .300 54 -1.5
Trevor Schwecke .239 .305 .366 86 0.2 .187 .248 .275 46 -1.6
Emaarion Boyd .243 .309 .315 75 0.2 .190 .259 .247 43 -1.5
Marcus Lee Sang .241 .298 .371 86 0.2 .193 .252 .287 51 -1.7
Hendry Mendez .258 .330 .360 92 0.2 .202 .269 .274 55 -1.5
Bryson Ware .215 .276 .360 75 0.0 .166 .227 .268 41 -1.8
Leandro Pineda .242 .301 .374 85 -0.2 .186 .247 .286 50 -2.0
Bryce Ball .215 .295 .333 74 -0.4 .163 .239 .249 38 -2.2
Chad Castillo .217 .277 .350 75 -0.7 .164 .223 .256 37 -1.8
Felix Reyes .243 .273 .367 76 -0.6 .189 .221 .282 39 -2.1
Carlos De La Cruz .243 .298 .377 86 -0.2 .188 .246 .288 49 -2.3
Baron Radcliff .203 .281 .334 70 -0.6 .145 .223 .230 29 -2.1
Carson Taylor .255 .336 .377 97 -0.7 .200 .280 .286 62 -2.5
Jordan Viars .211 .280 .371 79 -0.8 .156 .228 .271 39 -2.6
Ethan Wilson .226 .272 .355 72 -1.1 .178 .223 .270 39 -3.0

Batters – Platoon Splits

Participant BA vs. L OBP vs. L SLG vs. L BA vs. R OBP vs. R SLG vs. R
Trea Turner .291 .341 .477 .286 .333 .456
Bryce Harper .275 .363 .490 .288 .388 .532
Kyle Schwarber .214 .333 .403 .228 .351 .497
Alec Bohm .300 .353 .488 .277 .329 .418
Bryson Stott .248 .313 .362 .261 .323 .386
J.T. Realmuto .252 .319 .439 .259 .322 .433
Brandon Marsh .234 .306 .369 .256 .336 .424
Justin Crawford .261 .296 .345 .273 .311 .384
Buddy Kennedy .252 .342 .384 .236 .319 .367
Edmundo Sosa .255 .311 .447 .244 .303 .378
Johan Rojas .242 .288 .353 .243 .284 .342
Weston Wilson .229 .312 .412 .217 .285 .400
Austin Hays .263 .317 .459 .252 .305 .421
Cal Stevenson .218 .310 .307 .230 .336 .361
Rafael Marchán .232 .304 .354 .234 .310 .333
Ruben Cardenas .246 .308 .430 .238 .295 .414
Kody Clemens .223 .275 .380 .232 .285 .440
Otto Kemp .226 .312 .371 .216 .298 .334
Trent Farquhar .203 .315 .241 .221 .324 .300
Ryan McKenna .228 .308 .370 .215 .285 .356
Aidan Miller .224 .307 .368 .217 .288 .334
Jose A. Rodriguez .247 .287 .377 .237 .269 .369
Matt Kroon .250 .309 .410 .241 .300 .370
Jordan Luplow .208 .298 .396 .200 .284 .340
Esteban Quiroz .189 .282 .270 .195 .297 .308
Símon Muzziotti .221 .265 .305 .240 .291 .347
Nick Castellanos .273 .323 .469 .254 .303 .414
Jordan Dissin .214 .298 .310 .196 .281 .281
Cody Roberts .222 .288 .319 .216 .279 .313
Darick Corridor .209 .270 .353 .226 .292 .396
Garrett Stubbs .214 .298 .310 .206 .293 .284
David Dahl .219 .262 .333 .246 .300 .415
Kendall Simmons .207 .281 .379 .195 .262 .316
Bryan Rincon .179 .270 .269 .182 .274 .286
Cade Fergus .194 .284 .306 .180 .270 .311
Gabriel Rincones Jr. .191 .262 .319 .215 .290 .351
Troy Schreffler .216 .280 .365 .201 .257 .325
Caleb Ricketts .200 .273 .271 .209 .281 .286
Rodolfo Castro .225 .285 .397 .206 .274 .351
Arturo De Freitas .167 .236 .242 .168 .225 .218
Keaton Anthony .248 .317 .336 .237 .305 .338
Luis Caicuto .205 .284 .288 .193 .268 .248
Zach Arnold .220 .275 .340 .213 .268 .292
Erick Brito .212 .273 .288 .213 .271 .272
Robert Moore .209 .276 .313 .206 .272 .295
Ryan Leitch .205 .262 .308 .203 .232 .342
Pierce Bennett .221 .312 .305 .211 .294 .287
Andrick Nava .203 .268 .281 .209 .282 .281
José Godoy .207 .258 .293 .227 .283 .309
Jared Thomas .159 .245 .182 .181 .263 .229
Jim Haley .216 .276 .360 .209 .266 .335
Trevor Schwecke .209 .279 .327 .213 .273 .307
Emaarion Boyd .221 .282 .301 .212 .279 .269
Marcus Lee Sang .204 .254 .310 .223 .280 .333
Hendry Mendez .221 .288 .305 .230 .299 .314
Bryson Ware .200 .262 .339 .188 .248 .296
Leandro Pineda .194 .252 .286 .221 .282 .347
Bryce Ball .181 .255 .276 .194 .276 .304
Chad Castillo .175 .242 .263 .193 .252 .313
Felix Reyes .214 .250 .316 .215 .246 .329
Carlos De La Cruz .218 .276 .346 .211 .269 .325
Baron Radcliff .167 .235 .269 .176 .255 .283
Carson Taylor .217 .288 .302 .230 .317 .337
Jordan Viars .170 .245 .273 .191 .261 .335
Ethan Wilson .196 .242 .304 .203 .247 .311

Pitchers – Superior

Participant IP Okay/9 BB/9 HR/9 BB% Okay% BABIP ERA+ 3ERA+ FIP ERA- WAR
Zack Wheeler 175.7 9.4 2.4 0.9 6.6% 25.9% .279 129 121 3.26 78 3.9
Aaron Nola 183.3 8.8 2.0 1.1 5.3% 24.1% .290 110 105 3.58 91 3.0
Ranger Suárez 145.7 8.0 2.8 0.9 7.4% 21.3% .291 116 113 3.65 86 2.7
Cristopher Sánchez 160.3 7.6 2.4 1.0 6.2% 20.1% .292 109 108 3.83 92 2.5
Matt Strahm 64.0 10.5 2.1 1.1 5.9% 29.5% .271 130 122 3.35 77 1.3
Jeff Hoffman 60.0 11.1 3.0 0.9 8.2% 30.3% .271 141 130 3.16 71 1.2
Orion Kerkering 66.0 10.4 2.6 0.7 7.1% 28.4% .289 135 135 3.00 74 1.1
José Alvarado 56.7 10.3 4.0 0.6 10.4% 27.0% .294 126 125 3.18 79 0.9
Andrew Painter 86.0 9.5 3.9 1.5 9.9% 24.5% .288 90 94 4.61 112 0.6
Tanner Banks 66.3 8.8 2.7 0.9 7.2% 23.5% .299 111 105 3.59 90 0.6
Robinson Pina 105.0 7.0 3.4 1.3 8.6% 17.7% .295 86 90 4.82 116 0.6
Carlos Estévez 52.7 9.1 3.1 1.0 8.1% 24.0% .273 112 108 3.73 89 0.6
Max Castillo 88.3 6.4 3.0 1.2 7.6% 16.4% .291 88 91 4.60 114 0.6
Kyle Tyler 102.7 7.1 3.7 1.2 9.2% 17.8% .298 86 88 4.72 116 0.6
Tyler Phillips 126.7 6.5 3.1 1.4 7.9% 16.4% .297 85 86 4.83 118 0.5
Eiberson Castellano 83.7 8.3 3.4 1.3 8.7% 21.0% .294 87 92 4.74 115 0.5
Lachlan Wells 79.7 6.1 1.9 1.5 5.0% 15.9% .295 87 88 4.73 115 0.5
Kolby Allard 104.3 7.5 2.9 1.6 7.5% 19.2% .297 86 88 4.79 117 0.4
Matt Osterberg 89.0 5.4 2.4 1.3 6.2% 13.7% .298 85 88 4.80 117 0.4
Spencer Turnbull 51.3 8.4 3.5 1.1 9.1% 21.9% .287 96 91 4.29 104 0.4
Freddy Tarnok 62.7 8.2 4.2 1.3 10.4% 20.5% .287 89 93 4.76 112 0.4
Taijuan Walker 114.0 6.2 3.3 1.4 8.5% 16.0% .285 82 80 5.08 122 0.4
Jean Cabrera 95.3 6.3 3.0 1.3 7.7% 16.1% .293 83 88 4.94 121 0.3
Alan Rangel 85.0 7.2 3.2 1.4 8.1% 18.3% .293 83 86 4.77 120 0.3
Mick Abel 105.3 7.8 4.8 1.3 11.8% 19.2% .291 82 88 5.07 122 0.3
Nick Nelson 71.7 6.9 3.8 1.0 9.4% 17.2% .295 88 88 4.60 113 0.3
Luis Ortiz 48.0 7.1 2.4 0.9 6.4% 18.8% .297 102 102 3.95 98 0.3
Max Lazar 53.7 7.4 2.5 1.2 6.6% 19.3% .289 97 99 4.13 103 0.1
Jordi Martinez 50.3 7.0 3.6 1.3 9.0% 17.6% .294 87 91 4.69 114 0.1
José Ruiz 58.7 9.1 3.7 1.2 9.4% 23.2% .294 95 94 4.27 105 0.1
Christian McGowan 45.7 7.3 4.1 1.4 10.1% 17.9% .287 82 87 5.26 121 0.1
Tyler Gilbert 67.0 7.3 2.8 1.5 7.3% 18.9% .286 85 84 4.78 118 0.1
Ricardo Pinto 65.0 6.2 3.7 1.2 9.2% 15.4% .300 82 80 5.07 121 0.1
David Parkinson 77.7 6.0 3.4 1.4 8.4% 15.1% .294 79 79 5.16 126 0.1
Griff McGarry 50.0 9.7 6.7 1.1 15.8% 23.1% .290 84 87 4.98 119 0.1
Braeden Fausnaught 99.0 6.3 3.9 1.5 9.6% 15.5% .297 77 82 5.28 129 0.0
Michael Mercado 71.7 7.9 4.1 1.5 10.4% 19.8% .290 80 85 5.15 125 0.0
Seth Johnson 78.3 7.0 4.4 1.5 10.6% 17.0% .300 76 81 5.31 131 0.0
Mitch Neunborn 73.7 6.8 4.0 1.5 9.9% 16.9% .296 78 80 5.28 127 0.0
Cody Stashak 29.7 7.9 2.7 1.5 7.0% 20.2% .307 93 89 4.63 108 0.0
Noah Skirrow 89.0 5.6 3.9 1.4 9.7% 13.7% .293 77 80 5.47 129 0.0
Matt Russell 43.7 6.4 4.3 1.2 10.5% 15.5% .297 82 84 5.26 122 -0.1
Konnor Ash 50.0 7.7 5.0 1.4 12.1% 18.5% .295 81 85 5.22 124 -0.1
Kody Clemens 8.3 1.1 5.4 1.1 12.5% 2.5% .303 65 67 6.30 154 -0.1
John McMillon 41.7 10.4 5.6 1.3 13.8% 25.4% .288 89 93 4.69 113 -0.1
Devin Candy 63.7 9.2 4.0 1.4 10.1% 23.5% .287 85 88 4.73 117 -0.1
Efrain Contreras 57.0 7.6 4.4 1.4 10.9% 18.8% .292 76 82 5.23 131 -0.1
T.J. Zeuch 56.0 5.0 3.4 1.3 8.3% 12.3% .302 77 77 5.21 130 -0.1
Erich Uelmen 45.0 7.2 4.2 1.2 10.4% 17.9% .289 81 82 5.18 123 -0.1
Tristan Garnett 38.3 8.2 4.5 1.2 11.0% 20.2% .300 86 90 4.61 117 -0.1
Nicholas Padilla 39.7 8.6 5.2 1.1 12.8% 21.2% .291 89 89 4.94 113 -0.1
Zach Haake 50.7 6.8 4.3 1.4 10.5% 16.7% .290 79 80 5.33 126 -0.1
Beau Burrows 59.7 7.1 4.7 1.4 11.5% 17.4% .293 78 79 5.32 129 -0.2
Taylor Lehman 33.3 7.8 5.4 1.1 13.0% 18.8% .289 82 84 4.98 122 -0.2
Jose Cuas 49.0 9.0 4.2 1.3 10.6% 22.5% .296 88 86 4.81 113 -0.2
Tyler McKay 46.0 6.7 4.3 1.0 10.7% 16.5% .291 86 87 4.87 116 -0.2
Moisés Chace 69.3 9.0 5.3 1.6 13.1% 22.1% .287 76 83 5.43 132 -0.2
Yunior Marte 49.3 5.5 3.3 1.6 8.1% 13.5% .292 72 80 5.55 138 -0.2
Andrew Bellatti 39.7 8.8 4.8 1.4 11.8% 21.9% .300 85 80 5.07 118 -0.2
Zac Houston 31.0 10.2 6.1 1.2 15.1% 25.2% .282 76 77 5.31 131 -0.3
Nelson L. Alvarez 44.7 8.5 5.0 1.2 12.1% 20.4% .288 84 87 4.99 119 -0.3
Wesley Moore 36.3 8.2 4.2 1.5 10.6% 20.5% .284 81 86 5.33 123 -0.3
Jonah Dipoto 40.7 7.5 5.3 1.3 12.8% 18.2% .286 76 78 5.64 131 -0.4
Daniel Harper 40.0 7.0 4.7 1.4 11.6% 17.1% .289 78 83 5.23 128 -0.4
Andrew Walling 46.7 8.1 5.0 1.4 12.1% 19.6% .291 81 85 5.19 123 -0.4
Tommy McCollum 41.3 8.3 5.4 1.3 13.2% 20.0% .291 81 83 5.26 124 -0.4
Carlos A. Francisco 48.7 7.2 5.2 1.3 12.6% 17.6% .290 79 82 5.42 127 -0.4
Andrew Baker 44.0 9.0 6.5 1.2 15.2% 20.9% .292 79 83 5.27 126 -0.4
Andrew Schultz 37.0 8.0 6.1 1.2 14.3% 18.9% .286 75 77 5.66 133 -0.5

Pitchers – High Close to-Age Comps

Pitchers – Splits and Percentiles

Participant BA vs. L OBP vs. L SLG vs. L BA vs. R OBP vs. R SLG vs. R eightieth WAR twentieth WAR eightieth ERA twentieth ERA
Zack Wheeler .227 .296 .379 .213 .258 .321 5.0 2.7 2.69 3.95
Aaron Nola .235 .287 .393 .243 .280 .392 4.1 1.7 3.26 4.58
Ranger Suárez .207 .253 .307 .253 .315 .397 3.6 1.7 3.08 4.24
Cristopher Sánchez .231 .276 .341 .257 .309 .416 3.4 1.5 3.39 4.41
Matt Strahm .219 .275 .329 .206 .263 .376 2.0 0.5 2.38 4.50
Jeff Hoffman .200 .276 .314 .200 .273 .339 1.8 0.2 2.20 4.40
Orion Kerkering .211 .283 .298 .218 .286 .346 1.7 0.4 2.31 4.49
José Alvarado .200 .282 .271 .225 .311 .352 1.5 0.2 2.54 4.42
Andrew Painter .229 .304 .386 .247 .335 .461 1.3 -0.1 4.03 5.60
Tanner Banks .235 .298 .353 .246 .301 .392 1.2 -0.1 3.02 4.85
Robinson Pina .277 .357 .482 .249 .314 .389 1.3 -0.1 4.32 5.47
Carlos Estévez .226 .294 .376 .219 .284 .362 1.1 -0.2 2.92 5.05
Max Castillo .254 .317 .432 .271 .327 .431 1.1 0.0 4.34 5.39
Kyle Tyler .267 .338 .414 .259 .333 .444 1.1 -0.2 4.42 5.56
Tyler Phillips .259 .326 .442 .281 .336 .457 1.2 -0.3 4.52 5.56
Eiberson Castellano .292 .372 .500 .219 .308 .366 1.1 -0.1 4.20 5.54
Lachlan Wells .265 .303 .431 .279 .322 .479 0.9 0.0 4.35 5.43
Kolby Allard .270 .318 .459 .263 .323 .461 1.1 -0.5 4.35 5.72
Matt Osterberg .291 .342 .473 .275 .321 .450 0.9 -0.1 4.46 5.50
Spencer Turnbull .250 .342 .410 .227 .303 .371 0.7 0.0 3.77 5.26
Freddy Tarnok .254 .341 .449 .238 .322 .381 0.9 -0.1 4.11 5.39
Taijuan Walker .256 .331 .451 .270 .330 .451 1.0 -0.3 4.62 5.70
Jean Cabrera .259 .326 .440 .274 .342 .447 0.9 -0.2 4.60 5.66
Alan Rangel .264 .333 .415 .258 .320 .466 0.9 -0.2 4.46 5.66
Mick Abel .244 .352 .409 .260 .344 .438 0.9 -0.4 4.67 5.72
Nick Nelson .267 .351 .430 .250 .329 .392 0.7 -0.2 4.23 5.45
Luis Ortiz .270 .330 .449 .242 .296 .354 0.6 -0.1 3.50 4.94
Max Lazar .255 .306 .382 .250 .299 .444 0.6 -0.2 3.66 5.09
Jordi Martinez .259 .313 .397 .262 .335 .447 0.4 -0.3 4.31 5.51
José Ruiz .237 .318 .443 .246 .317 .377 0.6 -0.4 3.69 5.49
Christian McGowan .264 .366 .494 .247 .330 .387 0.3 -0.3 4.68 5.83
Tyler Gilbert .242 .300 .352 .266 .326 .491 0.6 -0.4 4.26 5.71
Ricardo Pinto .285 .364 .488 .261 .335 .413 0.5 -0.4 4.56 5.77
David Parkinson .268 .345 .423 .274 .339 .474 0.5 -0.5 4.81 6.02
Griff McGarry .239 .362 .420 .223 .362 .350 0.5 -0.5 4.29 5.96
Braeden Fausnaught .282 .357 .468 .270 .342 .460 0.5 -0.7 5.01 6.14
Michael Mercado .252 .338 .452 .259 .341 .449 0.5 -0.6 4.68 6.00
Seth Johnson .250 .341 .426 .289 .358 .500 0.5 -0.6 4.96 6.25
Mitch Neunborn .273 .360 .517 .265 .337 .404 0.5 -0.6 4.78 6.11
Cody Stashak .302 .362 .509 .242 .292 .424 0.3 -0.3 3.60 5.37
Noah Skirrow .291 .378 .491 .261 .327 .435 0.4 -0.6 5.01 6.01
Matt Russell .284 .391 .486 .257 .333 .406 0.2 -0.4 4.69 5.79
Konnor Ash .296 .386 .541 .222 .310 .354 0.3 -0.5 4.70 5.99
Kody Clemens .294 .400 .353 .333 .400 .556 -0.1 -0.1 6.48 7.23
John McMillon .224 .352 .421 .232 .326 .378 0.3 -0.6 4.01 5.78
Devin Candy .229 .325 .404 .248 .329 .431 0.4 -0.7 4.30 5.92
Efrain Contreras .267 .370 .446 .250 .329 .435 0.3 -0.5 4.87 6.13
T.J. Zeuch .306 .372 .481 .267 .331 .442 0.2 -0.4 5.00 5.94
Erich Uelmen .286 .389 .442 .230 .328 .400 0.2 -0.5 4.52 6.01
Tristan Garnett .255 .352 .447 .252 .333 .408 0.1 -0.4 4.25 5.70
Nicholas Padilla .260 .365 .438 .225 .344 .375 0.2 -0.6 4.19 5.78
Zach Haake .268 .368 .474 .260 .328 .423 0.2 -0.6 4.77 6.09
Beau Burrows .262 .364 .456 .261 .346 .425 0.3 -0.8 4.83 6.37
Taylor Lehman .222 .340 .333 .259 .360 .447 0.2 -0.6 4.31 6.24
Jose Cuas .280 .392 .488 .220 .306 .367 0.2 -0.6 4.04 5.72
Tyler McKay .259 .375 .395 .253 .330 .414 0.1 -0.5 4.40 5.63
Moisés Chace .224 .340 .381 .267 .367 .496 0.4 -0.8 4.91 6.29
Yunior Marte .277 .337 .489 .283 .347 .481 0.1 -0.6 5.21 6.48
Andrew Bellatti .257 .373 .471 .247 .337 .400 0.1 -0.6 4.27 5.93
Zac Houston .236 .391 .400 .210 .351 .371 0.1 -0.7 4.62 6.89
Nelson L. Alvarez .241 .348 .418 .245 .351 .404 0.1 -0.7 4.36 5.96
Wesley Moore .233 .340 .442 .255 .351 .439 0.0 -0.6 4.46 6.01
Jonah Dipoto .257 .382 .500 .247 .356 .365 -0.1 -0.8 4.97 6.50
Daniel Harper .257 .360 .473 .262 .337 .417 -0.1 -0.7 4.93 6.36
Andrew Walling .237 .348 .390 .258 .354 .452 0.0 -0.8 4.51 6.04
Tommy McCollum .224 .344 .368 .271 .370 .471 -0.1 -0.8 4.57 5.97
Carlos A. Francisco .287 .394 .471 .231 .331 .394 -0.1 -0.8 4.85 6.08
Andrew Baker .268 .394 .463 .216 .340 .364 0.0 -0.8 4.59 6.13
Andrew Schultz .254 .398 .463 .237 .359 .368 -0.2 -0.9 4.97 6.73

Gamers are listed with their most up-to-date groups wherever potential. This consists of gamers who’re unsigned or have retired, gamers who will miss 2025 on account of harm, and gamers who had been launched in 2024. So sure, for those who see Joe Schmoe, who stop baseball again in August to type a Norwegian Ukulele Dixieland Jazz band that solely covers songs by The Smiths, he’s nonetheless listed right here deliberately. ZiPS is assuming a league with an ERA of 4.11.

Hitters are ranked by zWAR, which is to say, WAR values as calculated by me, Dan Szymborski, whose surname is spelled with a z. WAR values would possibly differ barely from people who seem within the full launch of ZiPS. Lastly, I’ll advise anybody towards — and would possibly karate chop anybody responsible of — merely including up WAR totals on a depth chart to provide projected staff WAR. ZiPS just isn’t designed as a enjoying time predictor, however as a predictor of what a participant would seemingly do on the main league stage. It really works nicely sufficient on enjoying time for established main leaguers, however it doesn’t know the precise contours of a staff’s state of affairs to the impact that it will possibly make judgments on who a staff might be enjoying. When the staff standings are run, I do have a mannequin for enjoying time that makes use of my enter, however right here, ZiPS has zero enter from Dan aside from often altering a place.

As at all times, incorrect projections are both attributable to misinformation, a non-pragmatic actuality, or by the skillful sabotage of our pal and former editor. You possibly can, nonetheless, nonetheless get mad at me on Twitter or on Bluesky.


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