Where the numbers go quiet: Bullpen. The regulars here have too little MLB history for public stats to say much.
The Long View
Wins by season
The line is this club; the shaded band runs from baseball's fewest wins to its most. 2020 was a 60-game season.
Source: Roster Memo count of Retrosheet data and MLB standings
Players used by season
Players who appeared for the club; the band is the league's range.
Source: Roster Memo count of Retrosheet data
Player-days on the injured list
Counted from transactions; the band is the league's range. The 10-day list began in 2017.
Source: Roster Memo count of MLB transactions
Next Up
Player
Age
Level
Role
Proj. wins
Luke Pelzer
25
AA
Hitter
1.2
Carson Roccaforte
25
AA
Hitter
1.1
Augusto Mendieta
23
AA
Pitcher
1.1
Luke Little
27
AAA
Pitcher
1.0
Easton McGee
30
AAA
Pitcher
1.0
Chase Jessee
28
AA
Pitcher
1.0
Brett Squires
27
AAA
Hitter
0.9
Helcris Olivárez
27
AAA
Pitcher
0.9
Best-projected Triple-A and Double-A players in the organization who aren't on the 40-man, in wins per 600 PA or 150 IP. Thin samples are regressed hard.
Where the Money Goes
2027 cost tier
Players
Committed
Contracts
4
$77.8M
Arbitration (est.)
9
$29.1M
Near the minimum
18
$14.0M
Not yet priced
6
–
Luxury-tax values where we have a sourced contract; arbitration figures are our estimates.
Already on the roster: John Rave over Kyle Isbel (CF). Projected at least a win better at the plate; defense isn't weighed.
Options are inferred from recent transactions, so some may have signed elsewhere. Wins gained are cut to 90%, a factor tested on bench players and assumed here. Market estimates price projected wins at $10.8M each, not what a player would actually sign for.
Share is of the job at that spot; a rotation or bullpen lists several jobs, so shares can add to more than 100%. A linked cost is a luxury-tax value from public reporting. How to read this.
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