John Dewan’s Stat of the Week™

Who are the top 10 projected hitters for the 2009 season?

Twice a year we project the upcoming season for the most important hitters and pitchers. First, we run the earliest projections in The Bill James Handbook. Then we run them again around this time of year, updating them for the latest transactions and playing time estimates. We do it because it’s fun and we learn something from it. Below we show the highlights from The Bill James Handbook: Projections Update 2009 Excel spreadsheet available at www.BaseballInfoSolutions.com.

Hitter

Age

2009 Team

Runs Created

Albert Pujols

29

Cardinals

159

Miguel Cabrera

26

Tigers

135

Ryan Braun

25

Brewers

134

David Wright

26

Mets

134

Josh Hamilton

28

Rangers

131

Hanley Ramirez

25

Marlins

131

Ryan Howard

29

Phillies

130

Mark Teixeira

29

Yankees

130

Alex Rodriguez

33

Yankees

128

Lance Berkman

33

Astros

127

Note: Age is seasonal as of June 30, 2009.

Used with permission from John Dewan’s Stat of the Week™, http://www.statoftheweek.com/.

 

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