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09-05-2007, 01:56 PM
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Re: NL MVP
UZR numbers through the 1st half:
Holliday +22 runs/150 games Jose Reyes +21 runs/150 games Chase Utley +13 runs/150 games Albert Pujols +12 runs/150 games David Wright +12 runs/150 games Jimmy Rollins -3 runs/150 games Prince Fielder -10 runs/150 games Miguel Cabrera -14 runs/150 games Chipper Jones -19 runs/150 games Hanley Ramirez -31 runs/150 games link The THT zone rating translations (far less granular/precise than UZR, it is basically the sum of the number of in zone and number of out of zone plays compared to the average number of in zone and out of zone plays at that position) as of August 27: (David Gassko's disclaimer: When looking at the ratings for Albert Pujols and David Wright, remember that these are just sample ratings and can be affected by sample error. Nonetheless, both have certainly had great seasons in the field.) Pujols + 31 runs (#1 1b) Fielder -6 Utley +20 (#1 2b) Reyes +8 (#8 SS) Rollins -5 Holliday +1 Wright +28 (#1 3b) Chipper 0 HanRam -23 (last SS) MCab -2 link 
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