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Old 12-27-2012, 09:02 AM   #16
RedsManRick
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Re: Predict their stats for 2013

Please feel free to use my Reds Projection Calculator where you can enter projections for the full 25 man roster: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/...zBQZ0lUU2lUZ0E

My first-pass, optimistic (no injuries) projection has them at 98-64. Go to town on the RZ sheets. I won't put in RBI or ERA, but here are some of the stats I projected (rounded for easy consumption).

Code:
Choo	  .290/.385/.475, 20 HR
Phillips  .275/.325/.410, 15 HR
Votto	  .305/.425/.575, 30 HR
Ludwick	  .255/.320/.465, 20 HR
Bruce	  .260/.345/.520, 40 HR
Frazier	  .255/.315/.450, 20 HR
Hanigan   .265/.365/.330,  2 HR
Cozart	  .245/.300/.391, 15 HR

Mesoraco  .255/.315/.420, 10 HR
Heisey    .250/.305/.455, 15 HR


		  IP	K	FIP	
SP1	Cueto	  210	160	3.50
SP2	Latos	  220	210	3.55
SP3	Bailey	  200	165	3.80
SP4	Arroyo	  200	120	4.45
SP5	Chapman	  140	160	3.00
LR	Ondrusek   20	12	4.70
MR	Simon	   50	40	3.90
MR	Arredondo  60	60	3.90
MR	Hoover	   60	60	3.45
SU	Marshall   60	70	2.20
SU	LeCure	   60	60	3.20
CL	Broxton	   60	50	3.30
P	Leake	   80	55	4.10
P	Cingrani   20	15	4.30
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