Thrilled that you're doing these in reverse alphabetical order. Being a fan of the Nats and Blue Jays makes waiting for the top 11 prospect lists torture.

What chance of being healthy do the colours mean again? I know there are different shades of green etc, but I am curious about this. Searching some old articles I found that green means a 55% chance of not going on the DL for the whole season, but was wondering about yellow and red.

No Elijah Dukes??

Shawn Hill: "It doesn't get much redder than this."

That's saying a lot when this same page has the name "Nick Johnson" on it.

Just an FYI on the Zimmerman comment - the new park couldn't help his power in 2007; it didn't open until March 2008.

"...there's no evidence that [Nick johson] can play baseball and stay healthy at the same time."

Seriously - how did he manage to become a professional baseball player? How did he acquire his considerable skills if he couldn't play?

Just a heads up, on the spreadsheet you have Lannan and Balester flipped.

I don't understand how Guzman could be a green. He's been on the DL 3 of 4 years, and last year he only avoided the DL because Bowden left him on the 25-man while he was unavailable for 2 weeks.

I note that there is quite a bit of variation (6 players) between colours is this article and the ones in the spreadsheet. Also, Elijah Dukes is included in the spreadsheet, yet you said that you did not run him. Do you intend to update the spreadsheet as you go?

How did Jesus Flores go from red on the spreadsheet to green here?

Will, I like how you've run the THR from reds to green. Makes the higher injury risks jump out. Keep up the good work.