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Birth Date	5-8-1982
Height	6' 2"
Weight	225 lbs

Age	31 years, 0 months, 11 days
Bats	L
Throws	L

: 7.02009
: 6.32010
: 5.02011
: 3.52012
: 4.82013
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YEAR	TEAM	AGE	G	PA	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	TB	BB	SO	HBP	SF	SH	RBI	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	TAv	VORP	FRAA	WARP
2004	TEX	22	16	44	42	7	10	3	0	1	16	2	6	0	0	0	7	0	0	.238	.273	.381	.230	-0.9	0.0	-0.1
2005	TEX	23	43	162	150	17	34	7	1	6	61	10	37	0	2	0	17	0	0	.227	.272	.407	.231	-3.9	-0.6	-0.5
2006	SDN	24	156	631	570	83	173	38	1	24	285	52	113	3	5	1	82	0	1	.304	.362	.500	.295	24.3	6.5	3.0
2007	SDN	25	161	720	646	101	182	46	3	30	324	65	140	3	6	0	100	0	0	.282	.347	.502	.307	51.5	2.2	5.3
2008	SDN	26	162	700	616	103	172	32	1	36	314	74	142	7	3	0	119	0	0	.279	.361	.510	.297	34.8	-1.2	3.5
2009	SDN	27	160	681	552	90	153	27	2	40	304	119	109	5	4	1	99	1	1	.277	.407	.551	.330	59.3	9.3	7.0
2010	SDN	28	160	692	591	87	176	33	0	31	302	93	114	2	4	2	101	0	0	.298	.393	.511	.326	50.8	8.8	6.3
2011	BOS	29	159	715	630	108	213	45	3	27	345	74	119	6	5	0	117	1	0	.338	.410	.548	.318	38.6	8.7	5.0
2012	BOS	30	123	527	484	63	145	37	0	15	227	31	81	5	7	0	86	0	0	.300	.343	.469	.286	16.8	11.4	3.0
2012	LAN	30	36	157	145	12	43	10	1	3	64	11	29	0	1	0	22	2	0	.297	.344	.441	.286	3.5	1.5	0.5
2013	LAN	31	38	150	133	11	44	8	0	4	64	13	16	1	3	0	27	0	0	.331	.387	.481	.332	12.2	-1.5	1.1
Career			1214	5179	4559	682	1345	286	12	217	2306	544	906	32	40	4	777	4	2	.295	.371	.506	.306	287.0	45.1	34.1

Advanced

'opp' stats - quality of opponents faced - have been moved and are available only as OPP_QUAL in the Statistics reports now.

YEAR	Team	Lg	G	PA	TAv	oppAVG	oppOBP	oppSLG	oppTAv	BABIP	BPF	BRAA	repLVL	POS_ADJ	FRAA	BRR	BVORP	BWARP	VORP	WARP
2000	UTI	A-	0	36	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.391			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2001	KNC	A	127	584	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.346			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2002	PME	AA	138	573	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.311			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2003	CAR	AA	36	152	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.369			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2003	FRI	AA	45	187	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.322			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2003	ABQ	AAA	39	154	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.257			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2004	TEX	MLB	16	44	.230	.268	.329	.434	.000	.257	102	-1.4	1.2	-0.8	0.0	0.0	-0.9	-0.1	-0.9	-0.1
2004	OKL	AAA	123	508	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.340			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2005	TEX	MLB	43	162	.231	.262	.319	.408	.000	.257	105	-5	4.3	-2.9	-0.6	-0.0	-3.9	-0.5	-3.9	-0.5
2005	OKL	AAA	84	368	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.350			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
2006	SDN	MLB	156	631	.295	.268	.329	.426	.000	.340	91	24.9	17.1	-12.2	6.5	-7.0	24.3	3.0	24.3	3.0
2007	SDN	MLB	161	720	.307	.268	.330	.423	.000	.315	88	37.3	20.4	-13.7	2.2	2.9	51.5	5.3	51.5	5.3
2008	SDN	MLB	162	700	.297	.261	.323	.406	.000	.308	91	28	19.6	-12.9	-1.2	-0.9	34.8	3.5	34.8	3.5
2009	SDN	MLB	160	681	.330	.254	.318	.404	.000	.278	91	51	18.9	-12.5	9.3	-2.2	59.3	7.0	59.3	7.0
2010	SDN	MLB	160	692	.326	.251	.312	.392	.000	.322	91	46.7	19.4	-12.2	8.8	-5.0	50.8	6.3	50.8	6.3
2011	BOS	MLB	159	715	.318	.252	.311	.398	.000	.380	106	40.9	12.9	-12.3	8.7	-8.1	38.6	5.0	38.6	5.0
2012	BOS	MLB	123	527	.286	.253	.312	.407	.000	.329	107	13.7	9.5	-8.6	11.4	-0.5	16.8	3.0	16.8	3.0
2012	LAN	MLB	36	157	.286	.255	.312	.403	.000	.351	95	4	2.7	-2.7	1.5	-2.8	3.5	0.5	3.5	0.5
2013	LAN	MLB	38	150	.332	.249	.313	.392	.254	.345	94	10.7	4.1	-2.6	-1.5	-1.3	12.2	1.1	12.2	1.1
2013	MEX	int	3	14	.000	.000	.000	.000	.000	.400			0.0		0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0
Career		MLB		5179	.306	.258	.319	.408	.256	.325	95	251.6	136.5	-93.7	46.6	-24.7	288.3	34.2	288.3	34.2

Statistics For All Levels

Year	Team	Lg	PA	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	ISO	TAv	VORP	FRAA	WARP
2000	UTI	A-	36	7	9	3	0	0	3	7	6	0	0	.310	.444	.414	.103	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2001	KNC	A	584	86	161	37	1	17	103	57	83	5	5	.312	.386	.486	.174	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2002	PME	AA	573	70	135	34	1	17	96	54	112	6	3	.266	.346	.437	.171	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2003	CAR	AA	152	15	42	9	1	1	16	14	25	1	1	.307	.371	.409	.102	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2003	FRI	AA	187	16	49	6	2	3	17	11	27	0	0	.283	.330	.393	.110	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2003	ABQ	AAA	154	17	30	5	1	1	18	14	25	1	0	.216	.288	.288	.072	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2004	TEX	MLB	44	7	10	3	0	1	7	2	6	0	0	.238	.273	.381	.143	.230	-0.9	0.0	-0.1
2004	OKL	AAA	508	61	139	28	3	12	88	39	73	1	1	.304	.365	.457	.153	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2005	TEX	MLB	162	17	34	7	1	6	17	10	37	0	0	.227	.272	.407	.180	.231	-3.9	-0.6	-0.5
2005	OKL	AAA	368	61	111	17	1	18	65	32	44	0	0	.338	.404	.561	.223	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0
2006	SDN	MLB	631	83	173	38	1	24	82	52	113	0	1	.304	.362	.500	.196	.295	24.3	6.5	3.0
2007	SDN	MLB	720	101	182	46	3	30	100	65	140	0	0	.282	.347	.502	.220	.307	51.5	2.2	5.3
2008	SDN	MLB	700	103	172	32	1	36	119	74	142	0	0	.279	.361	.510	.231	.297	34.8	-1.2	3.5
2009	SDN	MLB	681	90	153	27	2	40	99	119	109	1	1	.277	.407	.551	.274	.330	59.3	9.3	7.0
2010	SDN	MLB	692	87	176	33	0	31	101	93	114	0	0	.298	.393	.511	.213	.326	50.8	8.8	6.3
2011	BOS	MLB	715	108	213	45	3	27	117	74	119	1	0	.338	.410	.548	.210	.318	38.6	8.7	5.0
2012	BOS	MLB	527	63	145	37	0	15	86	31	81	0	0	.300	.343	.469	.169	.286	16.8	11.4	3.0
2012	LAN	MLB	157	12	43	10	1	3	22	11	29	2	0	.297	.344	.441	.145	.286	3.5	1.5	0.5
2013	LAN	MLB	150	11	44	8	0	4	27	13	16	0	0	.331	.387	.481	.150	.332	12.2	-1.5	1.1
2013	MEX	int	14	2	3	0	0	1	3	6	1	0	0	.429	.714	.857	.429	.000	0.0	0.0	0.0

Injury History beta

Date On	Date Off	Transaction	Days	Games	Side	Body Part	Injury	Severity	Surgery Date	Reaggravation
2013-05-09	2013-05-10	DTD	1	1	-	Neck	Strain		-	-
2013-05-03	2013-05-06	DTD	3	5	-	Neck	Tightness		-	-
2013-04-27	2013-04-27	DTD	0	0	Right	Lower Leg	Infection		-	-
2013-03-24	2013-03-25	Camp	1	0	Right	Forearm	Contusion		-	-
2012-07-13	2012-07-15	DTD	2	0	-	Low Back	Stiffness		-	-
2012-07-09	2012-07-10	DTD	1	0	-	General Medical	Illness		-	-
2011-09-17	2011-09-17	DTD	0	0	Right	Shoulder	Weakness	Been Feeling for 1 Month	-	-
2011-09-15	2011-09-15	DTD	0	0	Right	Lower Leg	Tightness	Calf	-	-
2011-07-29	2011-07-30	DTD	1	1	-	Neck	Stiffness		-	-
2011-04-10	2011-04-10	DTD	0	0	-	Fingers	Contusion	Foul Ball	-	-
2010-10-20	2010-10-20	Off	0	0	Right	Shoulder	Surgery	Labrum	2010-10-20
2010-07-03	2010-07-04	DTD	1	1		Neck	Stiffness		-
2010-05-09	2010-05-09	DTD	0	0	Right	Shoulder	Soreness		-
2009-09-16	2009-09-16	DTD	0	0		Shoulder	Soreness		-
2009-08-30	2009-08-30	DTD	0	0		Upper Arm	Soreness	Biceps	-
2009-06-30	2009-06-30	DTD	0	0	Right	Knee	Strain		-
2009-05-26	2009-05-26	DTD	0	0		General Medical	Respiratory	Flu	-
2009-04-24	2009-04-24	DTD	0	0	Right	Hand	Contusion	Batted Ball	-

Compensation

Year	Team	Salary
2018	LAN	$22,357,143
2017	LAN	$22,357,143
2016	LAN	$21,857,143
2015	LAN	$21,857,143
2014	LAN	$21,857,143
2013	LAN	$21,857,143
2012	BOS	$21,857,143
2011	BOS	$6,300,000
2010	SDN	$4,875,000
2009	SDN	$3,125,000
2008	SDN	$750,000
2007	SDN	$500,000
2006	SDN	$327,500
2005	TEX	$316,000

Years	Description	Salary
8 yr	Previous	$38,050,643
2011	Current	$21,857,143
9 yr	Pvs + Cur	$59,907,786
5 yr	Future	$110,285,715
14 yr	Total	$170,193,501

Service Time	Agent	Contract Status
7 y 108 d	John Boggs	7 years/$154M (2012-18)

Details

7 years/$154M (2012-18). Signed extension with Boston 4/15/11. $6M signing bonus. 12-16: $21M annually, 17-18:$21.5M annually. Partial no-trade clause. Award bonuses, including $0.1M for Gold Glove. Acquired by LA Dodgers in trade from Boston 8/25/12.
4 years/$9.5M (2007-10), plus 2011 club option. Signed extension with San Diego 3/07. $0.5M signing bonus. 07:$0.5M, 08:$0.75M, 09:$3M, 10:$4.75M, 11:$5.5M club option, no buyout. Replaced contract renewed 3/07 (1 year/$0.385M). Price of option may increase based on awards. Award bonus: $50,000 for Gold Glove. $25,000 for All-Star. San Diego exercised 2011 option at $6.2M 11/1/10. Salary for 2011 increased by $0.1M to $6.3M with fourth-place finish in 2010 NL MVP vote. Acquired by Boston in trade from San Diego 12/6/10.
1 year/$0.3275M (2006). Acquired by San Diego in trade from Texas 12/05. Signed by San Diego 2/06.
1 year/$0.316M (2005). Re-signed by Texas 2/05 (split contract paying $76,400 in minors). Recalled 7/05, optioned to Triple-A 7/05, recalled 8/05.
1 year (2004). Contract purchased by Texas 11/03. Signed by Texas 2/04. Optioned to Triple-A 3/04, recalled 4/04, optioned to Triple-A 4/04.
Acquired by Texas in trade from Florida 7/03.
Drafted by Florida 2000 (1-1). Chula Vista High School, Calif. $3M signing bonus.

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Platoon

SORT_FIELD	PLATOON	AVG	OBP	SLG	TAv
10	vs L (Multi)	.313	.367	.464	.298
11	vs R (Multi)	.303	.374	.516	.306
18	Split (Multi)	-.010	.006	.053	.007
19	LgAvg (Multi)	.028	.037	.068	.032
30	vs L (2012)	.322	.355	.491	.313
31	vs R (2012)	.286	.337	.446	.272
38	Split (2012)	-.036	-.018	-.045	-.041
39	LgAvg (2012)	.030	.040	.071	.035

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BP Articles

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Title	Author	Date
Out of Left Field: Did the Dodgers Make Suckers of the Red Sox?	Matthew Kory	2013-05-15
Daily Roundup: Around the League: May 11, 2013	Clint Chisam	2013-05-11
Daily Roundup: Around the League: May 10th, 2013	Clint Chisam	2013-05-10
Daily Roundup: Around the League: May 9th, 2013	Clint Chisam	2013-05-09
What You Need to Know: Raking in the Gold	Daniel Rathman	2013-05-07
Daily Roundup: Around the League: May 2, 2013	Clint Chisam	2013-05-02
Raising Aces: There's Something About Farrell	Doug Thorburn	2013-04-30
Daily Roundup: Around the League: April 28, 2013	Clint Chisam	2013-04-28
Daily Roundup: Around the League: April 27, 2013	Clint Chisam	2013-04-27
Fantasy Freestyle: Move Along, Nothing to See Here (Probably)	Mike Gianella	2013-04-25
Western Front: The Rockies and Dodgers Have Swapped Scripts	Geoff Young	2013-04-23
The Call-Up: Allen Webster	Mark Anderson	2013-04-20
The Call-Up: Allen Webster	Bret Sayre	2013-04-20
What You Need to Know: Waking Sleeping Giants	Daniel Rathman	2013-04-19
Five to Watch: Contact Watch!	Bret Sayre	2013-04-18
Fantasy Freestyle: Big Spending in FAAB Leagues	Mike Gianella	2013-04-17
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for April 13	Larry Granillo	2013-04-14
Daily Roundup: Around the League: April 14, 2013	Clint Chisam	2013-04-14
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for April 11	Larry Granillo	2013-04-12
Daily Roundup: Around the League: April 12, 2013	Clint Chisam	2013-04-12
What You Need to Know: No Relief for Relievers	Daniel Rathman	2013-04-11
Pre-Season Predictions: Staff Picks for 2013	Baseball Prospectus	2013-03-29
Fantasy Freestyle: NL Tout Wars Auction Review	Mike Gianella	2013-03-29
On the Beat: Great Expectations	John Perrotto	2013-03-28
Baseball ProGUESTus: Why Turning 30 is So Much Better if You Don't Play Baseball	Brian MacPherson	2013-03-26
Prospectus Preview: These Questions Three: The Favorites	Nick J. Faleris	2013-03-25
Prospectus Preview: These Questions Three: The Favorites	R.J. Anderson	2013-03-25
Fantasy Tier Rankings: First Basemen	Josh Shepardson	2013-03-20
The Lineup Card: 9 Bets on Vegas Over/Under Odds	Baseball Prospectus	2013-03-13
Pebble Hunting: The End of First Basemen?	Sam Miller	2013-03-11
Contractual Matters: The Sinking and the Sunk	Jeff Euston	2013-03-06
Western Front: Different Ballparks, Same Problem	Geoff Young	2013-03-05
Bizball: 2013 American League Attendance Projections	Maury Brown	2013-03-04
Out of Left Field: Revisiting a Blockbuster	Matthew Kory	2013-02-28
Western Front: San Diego High School Baseball at the Turn of the Millennium	Geoff Young	2013-02-19
Pre-Season Positional Rankings: Top 15 Fantasy First Basemen	Paul Singman	2013-02-14
Arbitration Showdown: Mock Hearing: Martin Prado	Ben Lindbergh	2013-02-11
Arbitration Showdown: Mock Hearing: Martin Prado	Sam Miller	2013-02-11
Arbitration Showdown: Mock Hearing: Martin Prado	Jason Wojciechowski	2013-02-11
On the Beat: Spring Headliners	John Perrotto	2013-02-07
Out of Left Field: Shorting the Red Sox	Matthew Kory	2013-02-07
Overthinking It: If I Had My Brothers	Ben Lindbergh	2013-02-01
Rumor Roundup: Friday, February 1	Daniel Rathman	2013-02-01
The Keeper Reaper: First, Third, and DH for 1/30/13	Michael Street	2013-01-30
Rumor Roundup: Tuesday, January 29	Daniel Rathman	2013-01-29
In A Pickle: The Disunited States of America	Jason Wojciechowski	2013-01-17
On the Beat: Remaking the Red Sox	John Perrotto	2012-12-27
The Lineup Card: 8 Gifts for a Baseball Fan	Baseball Prospectus	2012-12-19
Western Front: An Almost Defense of Kevin Towers	Geoff Young	2012-12-18
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Matthew Rocco	2012-12-17
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Hudson Belinsky	2012-12-17
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Andrew Koo	2012-12-17
The Week In Quotes: December 10-16	Jonah Birenbaum	2012-12-17
Western Front: Padres Break Bank, Won't Pay to Have it Fixed	Geoff Young	2012-12-11
Minor League Update: Struggling Prospects of the Caribbean Winter Leagues	Jason Martinez	2012-12-11
BP Unfiltered: From the Winter Meetings: An interview with Dodgers President Stan Kasten	Maury Brown	2012-12-04
Prospects Will Break Your Heart: Boston Red Sox Top 10 Prospects	Jason Parks	2012-11-29
On the Beat: AL Shopping Lists	John Perrotto	2012-11-21
Western Front: Surprise, You Won 90 Games	Geoff Young	2012-11-20
Out of Left Field: Fish Out Of Contention	Matthew Kory	2012-11-20
On the Beat: NL Shopping Lists	John Perrotto	2012-11-15
Pebble Hunting: The 10 Best Slides: A Slide Show	Sam Miller	2012-11-14
The Week In Quotes: November 5-11	Andrew Koo	2012-11-12
The Week In Quotes: November 5-11	Jonah Birenbaum	2012-11-12
The Week In Quotes: November 5-11	Matthew Rocco	2012-11-12
The Week In Quotes: November 5-11	Hudson Belinsky	2012-11-12
Pebble Hunting: Are GMs Smart or Not Smart?	Sam Miller	2012-11-07
Rumor Roundup: Wednesday, November 7	Daniel Rathman	2012-11-07
Head Games: David Wright, R.A. Dickey, and What Smart Fans Really Want	Will Woods	2012-11-02
In A Pickle: Forever Changes	Jason Wojciechowski	2012-11-01
Western Front: Three Giant Draft Picks	Geoff Young	2012-10-30
Western Front: The Year Baseball Went Missing in San Diego	Geoff Young	2012-10-16
Playoff Prospectus: ALCS Preview: Tigers and Yankees	Sam Miller	2012-10-13
On the Beat: Planning a Play-In Strategy	John Perrotto	2012-10-04
Pebble Hunting: A Very Good Team and a Very Bad Season	Sam Miller	2012-10-03
Western Front: If It Wasn't for Accountability, I Wouldn't Have Any Ability	Geoff Young	2012-10-03
Bizball: Do the Dodgers Really Have a â€œSecret Dealâ€ to Avoid Revenue-Sharing?	Maury Brown	2012-10-02
Baseball ProGUESTus: The Ever-Changing Mechanics of Carl Crawford	Chad Moriyama	2012-10-02
Resident Fantasy Genius: The 2012 Fantasy Fantasy Awards	Derek Carty	2012-10-01
On the Beat: McClatchy Comes Out	John Perrotto	2012-09-27
Value Picks: First, Third, and DH Review	Michael Street	2012-09-25
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for September 23	Larry Granillo	2012-09-24
Raising Aces: Four of a Kind: High-K Closers	Doug Thorburn	2012-09-21
What You Need to Know: Friday, September 21	Daniel Rathman	2012-09-21
What You Need to Know: Thursday, September 20	Daniel Rathman	2012-09-20
Western Front: Chase Headley is Awesome	Geoff Young	2012-09-18
BP Unfiltered: Do the Dodgers Lack Chemistry?	Colin Wyers	2012-09-07
Value Picks: First, Third, and DH for 9/4/12	Michael Street	2012-09-04
BP Unfiltered: Casey Kelly's Debut	Geoff Young	2012-08-30
Punk Hits: Will the Yankees West Match The Yankees' Success?	Ian Miller	2012-08-29
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 27	Larry Granillo	2012-08-28
Western Front: When Loney was Better than Gonzalez, and Kotchman was Better than Both	Geoff Young	2012-08-28
What You Need to Know: Tuesday, August 28	Daniel Rathman	2012-08-28
What You Need to Know: Monday, August 27	Daniel Rathman	2012-08-27
BP Unfiltered: Ethier's Interference	Colin Wyers	2012-08-27
Bizball: The Priciest Trade Ever Made	Maury Brown	2012-08-27
Fantasy Beat: Fantasy Perspective on the Big Trade	Jason Collette	2012-08-27
The Week In Quotes: August 20-26	Hudson Belinsky	2012-08-27
The Week In Quotes: August 20-26	Andrew Koo	2012-08-27
The Week In Quotes: August 20-26	Jonah Birenbaum	2012-08-27
The Week In Quotes: August 20-26	Matthew Rocco	2012-08-27
Transaction Analysis: L.A. Consequential	R.J. Anderson	2012-08-27
Transaction Analysis: L.A. Consequential	Kevin Goldstein	2012-08-27
BP Unfiltered: Professional Courtesy, and How August Works	Sam Miller	2012-08-24
What You Need to Know: Friday, August 24	Daniel Rathman	2012-08-24
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 19	Larry Granillo	2012-08-20
The Week In Quotes: August 13-19	Andrew Koo	2012-08-20
The Week In Quotes: August 13-19	Jonah Birenbaum	2012-08-20
The Week In Quotes: August 13-19	Hudson Belinsky	2012-08-20
The Week In Quotes: August 13-19	Matthew Rocco	2012-08-20
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 18	Larry Granillo	2012-08-19
The Platoon Advantage: At What Price Revolution	Michael Bates	2012-08-15
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 13	Larry Granillo	2012-08-14
Out of Left Field: The Choices of Riggleman	Matthew Kory	2012-08-13
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 10	Larry Granillo	2012-08-11
What You Need to Know: Friday, August 10	Daniel Rathman	2012-08-10
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 5	Larry Granillo	2012-08-06
Out of Left Field: Tween Town	Matthew Kory	2012-08-02
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for July 29	Larry Granillo	2012-07-30
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for July 23	Larry Granillo	2012-07-24
What You Need to Know: Monday, July 23	Daniel Rathman	2012-07-23
BP Unfiltered: Franklin Morales Fools Nobody	Matthew Kory	2012-07-23
BP Fantasy Podcast: Episode 13: He Is Really Great	Jason Collette	2012-07-20
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for July 18	Larry Granillo	2012-07-19
What You Need to Know: Thursday, July 19	Daniel Rathman	2012-07-19
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for July 16	Larry Granillo	2012-07-17
BP Announcements: Normalized Hitter/Pitcher Profiles Have Arrived	Harry Pavlidis	2012-07-13
BP Announcements: Normalized Hitter/Pitcher Profiles Have Arrived	Dan Brooks	2012-07-13
Pebble Hunting: Making the Most of Mike Fiers	Sam Miller	2012-07-13
Antidote to an Off-Day: Picking the Best Games of the First Half	Paul Sporer	2012-07-12
Western Front: Trying One's Patience	Geoff Young	2012-07-10
Baseball Prospectus News: Introducing the BP Hitter Profiles	Harry Pavlidis	2012-07-09
Baseball Prospectus News: Introducing the BP Hitter Profiles	Dan Brooks	2012-07-09
Fantasy Beat: Is Elliot Johnson for Real?	Jason Collette	2012-07-05
Prospects Will Break Your Heart: Bring Me the Head of Justin Smoak	Jason Parks	2012-06-29
BP Unfiltered: Today's Tim McCarver Tracer	Ben Lindbergh	2012-06-24
Transaction Analysis: Tampa Suffers Another Rotation Malady	R.J. Anderson	2012-06-20
The Week In Quotes: June 11-17	Matthew Rocco	2012-06-18
The Week In Quotes: June 11-17	Hudson Belinsky	2012-06-18
The Week In Quotes: June 11-17	Andrew Koo	2012-06-18
The Week In Quotes: June 11-17	Jonah Birenbaum	2012-06-18
Western Front: A Brief History of the Vedder Cup	Geoff Young	2012-06-12
Tater Trot Tracker: The Weekend's Trot Times	Larry Granillo	2012-06-11
The Week In Quotes: June 4-June 10	Andrew Koo	2012-06-11
The Week In Quotes: June 4-June 10	Jonah Birenbaum	2012-06-11
The Week In Quotes: June 4-June 10	Matthew Rocco	2012-06-11
The Week In Quotes: June 4-June 10	Hudson Belinsky	2012-06-11
BP Unfiltered: Boston's Real Experiment	R.J. Anderson	2012-06-06
BP Unfiltered: When a 13th Round Produces as Much as a First Round	Sam Miller	2012-06-05
Value Picks: Second, Short, and Catcher for 6/4/12	Josh Shepardson	2012-06-04
Out of Left Field: The Red Sox Roster Crunch	Matthew Kory	2012-06-04
The Lineup Card: 10 Things We Learned in May	Baseball Prospectus	2012-05-31
Future Shock: Blocked Prospects	Kevin Goldstein	2012-05-30
Manufactured Runs: Who Gives a Shift?	Colin Wyers	2012-05-30
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 27	Larry Granillo	2012-05-28
Inside The Park Blog: Big 3s: The Complete List	Bradford Doolittle	2012-05-24
Inside The Park: About Big Threes in Baseball	Bradford Doolittle	2012-05-24
Baseball ProGUESTus: A Salute to Small Sample Size	Chad Finn	2012-05-22
Western Front: My Kingdome for a Morse	Geoff Young	2012-05-22
What You Need to Know: Tuesday, May 22	Daniel Rathman	2012-05-22
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 18	Larry Granillo	2012-05-19
Pebble Hunting: The Best Pitches Thrown This Week	Sam Miller	2012-05-18
What You Need to Know: Friday, May 18	Daniel Rathman	2012-05-18
Western Front: La Casa Sucia	Geoff Young	2012-05-15
Out of Left Field: On Hitting .400	Matthew Kory	2012-05-14
Out of Left Field: Scouting the Scout	Matthew Kory	2012-05-07
Bizball: Who Will Be MLBâ€™s First $300 Million Player?	Maury Brown	2012-05-07
The Lineup Card: 10 Things Learned in April	Baseball Prospectus	2012-05-03
The Process: Post-Draft Rankings: You're Doing it Wrong	Bradley Ankrom	2012-05-01
Painting the Black: Peavy Does It	R.J. Anderson	2012-05-01
Western Front: Five Giant Themes	Geoff Young	2012-04-24
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for April 17	Larry Granillo	2012-04-18
Prospectus Game of the Week: Tampa Bay Rays at Boston Red Sox, April 14	Adam Sobsey	2012-04-17
Western Front: It Only Seems Like the Suburbs	Geoff Young	2012-04-10
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for April 8	Larry Granillo	2012-04-09
Bizball: Big Money and the Opening Day Payrolls	Maury Brown	2012-04-09
Western Front: Is Will Venable Underrated or Overrated? Probably.	Geoff Young	2012-04-03
Pre-Season Predictions: Staff Picks for 2012	Baseball Prospectus	2012-03-27
Prospectus Hit and Run: Rattling SABRs in the Desert, Part II	Jay Jaffe	2012-03-26
The Lineup Card: 10 Favorite Off-Season Moves	Baseball Prospectus	2012-03-21
Sobsequy: The Best of the Triple-A Retreads	Adam Sobsey	2012-03-21
Overthinking It: Moving Miguel	Ben Lindbergh	2012-03-20
Everyone's Perfect: The Relativity of Value	Eriq Gardner	2012-03-09
Ten Prospects on the Bubble, Part One: American League	Bradley Ankrom	2012-03-05
Resident Fantasy Genius: Fantasy Tier Rankings: First Basemen	Derek Carty	2012-03-01
Painting the Black: Of Abreu and Ichiro	R.J. Anderson	2012-02-29
The Stats Go Marching In: The Art of Handling the Pitching Staff	Max Marchi	2012-02-24
Prospectus Preview: AL East 2012 Preseason Preview	Jason Collette	2012-02-20
Prospectus Preview: AL East 2012 Preseason Preview	R.J. Anderson	2012-02-20
Resident Fantasy Genius: From Mash to Mush	Derek Carty	2012-01-30
Fantasy Beat: Expert ADP Shifts	Jason Collette	2012-01-24
Future Shock: Washington Nationals Top 11 Prospects	Kevin Goldstein	2012-01-24
Prospectus Hit and Run: Winter of Discontent?	Jay Jaffe	2012-01-24
Western Front: Perpetually Rebuilding the Padres	Geoff Young	2012-01-23
The Keeper Reaper: First, Third, and DH for 1/13/12	Michael Street	2012-01-13
The BP First Take: Tuesday, December 27	Daniel Rathman	2011-12-27
Transaction Analysis: Santa Comes Early for San Diego	R.J. Anderson	2011-12-19
The Keeper Reaper: First, Third, and DH for 12/09/11	Michael Street	2011-12-09
Prospectus Hit and Run: Fielder Dreams?	Jay Jaffe	2011-12-05
Fantasy Beat: Early Off-Season ADPs	Jason Collette	2011-11-22
Internet Baseball Awards: American League	Greg Spira	2011-11-18
Fantasy Beat: Positional Production	Jason Collette	2011-11-02
Transaction Analysis Blog: Option Day Craziness	R.J. Anderson	2011-10-31
The Keeper Reaper: First, Third, and DH for 10/28/11	Michael Street	2011-10-28
Spinning Yarn: Can We Predict Hot and Cold Zones for Hitters?	Mike Fast	2011-10-26
Divide and Conquer, NL West: What are the Padres Getting in Josh Byrnes?	Geoff Young	2011-10-25
Fantasy Beat: Punting Home Runs, Winning RBIs	Jason Collette	2011-10-14
The Keeper Reaper: First, Third, and DH for 9/7/11	Michael Street	2011-10-07
Kiss'Em Goodbye: Boston Red Sox	Steven Goldman	2011-09-29
Kiss'Em Goodbye: Boston Red Sox	ESPN Insider	2011-09-29
Kiss'Em Goodbye: Boston Red Sox	Kevin Goldstein	2011-09-29
Prospectus Hit and Run: A Night in the Life of Team Entropy	Jay Jaffe	2011-09-28
Baseball ProGUESTus: Adventures in Sabermetrics 101	Andy Andres	2011-09-23
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for September 20	Larry Granillo	2011-09-21
Clubhouse Confidential: An MVP By Any Other Name	Marc Carig	2011-09-21
Collateral Damage: A Pence for the Phillies' Thoughts	Corey Dawkins	2011-09-21
Collateral Damage: A Pence for the Phillies' Thoughts	Ben Lindbergh	2011-09-21
Kiss'Em Goodbye: San Diego Padres	Jay Jaffe	2011-09-19
Kiss'Em Goodbye: San Diego Padres	ESPN Insider	2011-09-19
Kiss'Em Goodbye: San Diego Padres	Kevin Goldstein	2011-09-19
Collateral Damage: Weakened Swings and Injured Twins	Ben Lindbergh	2011-09-19
Collateral Damage: Weakened Swings and Injured Twins	Corey Dawkins	2011-09-19
Wezen-Ball: Adopting the NFL's Weekly Schedule	Larry Granillo	2011-09-19
The BP Broadside: You Don't Need a Prince, Just a Few Paupers	Steven Goldman	2011-09-16
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for September 10	Larry Granillo	2011-09-11
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for September 7	Larry Granillo	2011-09-08
Prospects Will Break Your Heart: Rangers vs. Red Sox: Mexico Edition	Jason Parks	2011-09-06
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 25	Larry Granillo	2011-08-26
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for August 24	Larry Granillo	2011-08-25
On the Beat: Padre Planning	John Perrotto	2011-08-15
Prospectus Hit and Run: Fast Breakers	Jay Jaffe	2011-08-15
Prospectus Hit and Run: WWWMW (What's Wrong With Mariano Week)	Jay Jaffe	2011-08-12
Fantasy Beat: Meditating on Morse	Mike Petriello	2011-08-11
Painting the Black: What to Expect from Strasburg	R.J. Anderson	2011-08-10
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for July 31	Larry Granillo	2011-08-01
Fantasy Beat: Expectations and Disappointments	Jason Collette	2011-07-27
Divide and Conquer, AL West: Streaking in the Wild West	Joey Matschulat	2011-07-21
Spinning Yarn: A Zone of Their Own	Mike Fast	2011-07-20
Overthinking It: Resetting the Races, American League	Ben Lindbergh	2011-07-14
Game Story: Fielder for the Win	John Perrotto	2011-07-13
Painting the Black: Mid-season Heroes and Goats, Part 1	R.J. Anderson	2011-07-12
Resident Fantasy Genius: The Home Run Derby Curse	Derek Carty	2011-07-11
On the Beat: Pinstriped Recuperation	John Perrotto	2011-07-08
Divide and Conquer, NL West: One Man's Sludge is Kevin Towers' Slugger	Geoff Young	2011-07-05
BP Unfiltered: The Paper Trail 7/5	John Perrotto	2011-07-05
BP Unfiltered: The Paper Trail 7/1	John Perrotto	2011-07-01
Collateral Damage: Backing Down	Ben Lindbergh	2011-07-01
Collateral Damage: Backing Down	Corey Dawkins	2011-07-01
All-Star Selections: Staff Picks for 2011	Baseball Prospectus	2011-07-01
On the Beat: Perrotto's Picks	John Perrotto	2011-06-29
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 26	Larry Granillo	2011-06-27
On the Beat: Adrian as Advertised	John Perrotto	2011-06-27
The Week In Quotes: June 20-26	Alex Carnevale	2011-06-27
On the Beat: Rocky Mountain Highs (and Lows)	John Perrotto	2011-06-24
Prospectus Hit List: NL: June Swoons	Jay Jaffe	2011-06-21
Prospectus Hit List: AL: Sox Hanging On	Tommy Bennett	2011-06-20
The Week In Quotes: June 13-19	Alex Carnevale	2011-06-20
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 18	Larry Granillo	2011-06-19
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 16	Larry Granillo	2011-06-17
Prospectus Hit and Run: The Big Gamble	Jay Jaffe	2011-06-15
Transaction Analysis: Farm Aid	Ben Lindbergh	2011-06-14
Divide and Conquer, NL West: Sometimes the Tangent Wins	Geoff Young	2011-06-14
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 12	Larry Granillo	2011-06-13
Prospectus Hit List: AL: Tense Times	Jay Jaffe	2011-06-13
Painting the Black: Big Papi on Parade	R.J. Anderson	2011-06-09
Future Shock: 10 Draft Guys We Rushed to Judge	Kevin Goldstein	2011-06-08
BP Unfiltered: The Paper Trail 6/7	John Perrotto	2011-06-07
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 5	Larry Granillo	2011-06-06
Prospectus Hit List: AL: The Colon Train Chugs Along	Tommy Bennett	2011-06-06
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for June 4	Larry Granillo	2011-06-05
Prospectus Hit and Run: Ain't it Grand(erson)?	Jay Jaffe	2011-06-02
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 31	Larry Granillo	2011-06-01
Future Shock: Raining on Your Draft Parade	Kevin Goldstein	2011-06-01
Divide and Conquer, NL West: Streaking Snakes and Get-Well Cards	Geoff Young	2011-05-31
Fantasy Beat: Who Am I?	Jason Collette	2011-05-31
Prospectus Hit List: AL: The Cream Rises	Tommy Bennett	2011-05-30
The Week In Quotes: May 23-29	Alex Carnevale	2011-05-30
The BP Broadside: What the Heck is an RBI Whore?	Steven Goldman	2011-05-27
Fantasy Focus: Checking the Leaderboards	Marc Normandin	2011-05-26
On the Beat: The Red Sox Rebound	John Perrotto	2011-05-25
Transaction Analysis Blog: De La Rosa Up, Garza Out, and More	R.J. Anderson	2011-05-24
Divide and Conquer, NL West: When All Else Fails, Try a Prospect from the '90s	Geoff Young	2011-05-24
Prospectus Hit and Run: Grab Reyes, Grab a Pennant	Jay Jaffe	2011-05-23
Fantasy Beat: Value Picks in the Bullpen	Mike Petriello	2011-05-19
Prospectus Hit List: Indian Spring	Tommy Bennett	2011-05-16
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 14	Larry Granillo	2011-05-15
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 11	Larry Granillo	2011-05-12
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 10	Larry Granillo	2011-05-11
Divide and Conquer, AL East: The Perpetual Rebuilders	Ben Kabak	2011-05-11
Prospectus Hit and Run: Hot Starts Revisited (Call the Doctor)	Jay Jaffe	2011-05-11
Transaction Analysis: Something Lost, Something Gained	Ben Lindbergh	2011-05-10
Prospectus Q&A: Ben Revere	David Laurila	2011-05-09
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 8	Larry Granillo	2011-05-09
Prospectus Hit List: The Hitless Parade	Jay Jaffe	2011-05-09
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 6	Larry Granillo	2011-05-07
BP Unfiltered: Game Report: Red Sox-Twins and a Francona Ejection	David Laurila	2011-05-06
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for May 3	Larry Granillo	2011-05-04
Divide and Conquer, AL East: Homeward Bound	Ben Kabak	2011-05-04
Transaction Analysis: Opportunity Knocks	Ben Lindbergh	2011-05-03
Divide and Conquer, NL West: A Tale of Two Aprils, or In Which the Padres and Rockies Swap Places	Geoff Young	2011-05-03
Prospectus Hit and Run: Bautista's Enduring Young Charms	Jay Jaffe	2011-05-02
Fantasy Focus: Reinforcements on the Way	Marc Normandin	2011-05-02
Prospectus Q&A: Alex Anthopoulos	David Laurila	2011-04-29
The BP Broadside: Impatience II: More Springtime Slumpers	Steven Goldman	2011-04-28
Divide and Conquer, AL East: An Unfamiliar Place for the Fenway Faithful	Ben Kabak	2011-04-28
Divide and Conquer, NL West: At Least We Don't Have to Read Thackeray	Geoff Young	2011-04-26
Fantasy Beat: Team Tracker, PFM, Scoresheet, and You	Rob McQuown	2011-04-21
Divide and Conquer, NL West: And Then Kemp and Upton Stopped Swinging at Everything	Geoff Young	2011-04-19
The Week In Quotes: April 11-17	Alex Carnevale	2011-04-18
BP Unfiltered: The Paper Trail 4/17	John Perrotto	2011-04-17
Fantasy Focus: The NL's Rookie Outage	Marc Normandin	2011-04-11
The Week In Quotes: April 4-10	Alex Carnevale	2011-04-11
Tater Trot Tracker: Trot Times for April 6	Larry Granillo	2011-04-07
On the Beat: Sad Sox	John Perrotto	2011-04-06
The Week In Quotes: March 28-April 3	Alex Carnevale	2011-04-04
Pre-Season Predictions: Staff Picks for 2011	Baseball Prospectus	2011-03-31
On the Beat: No Excuses	John Perrotto	2011-03-30
Prospectus Hit List: AL Pre-Season Hit List	Tommy Bennett	2011-03-28
Prospectus Hit List: NL Pre-Season Hit List	Jay Jaffe	2011-03-28
On the Beat: Braves' New World	John Perrotto	2011-03-28
The Week In Quotes: 3/21-3/27	Alex Carnevale	2011-03-28
Fantasy Beat: Value Picks in the Rotation	Bill Baer	2011-03-25
Future Shock: Prospect Preview: AL East	Kevin Goldstein	2011-03-25
Fantasy Beat: Tout Wars Draft Results	Jason Collette	2011-03-23
Contractual Matters: Six-Figure Blues	Jeff Euston	2011-03-23
On the Beat: The Sunny Side of Spring	John Perrotto	2011-03-23
What You Missed: 3/14-3/18	Stephani Bee	2011-03-18
Overthinking It: Small Samplings of Spring, NL Edition	Ben Lindbergh	2011-03-17
Fantasy Focus: Pre-season Fantasy Predictions	Baseball Prospectus	2011-03-17
On the Beat: Unfinished Business in San Diego	John Perrotto	2011-03-16
Divide and Conquer, NL West: Everyone Was Young and Promising Once	Geoff Young	2011-03-15
Fantasy Beat: Expert Mock Draft Results	Jason Collette	2011-03-15
Fantasy Beat: Billy Butler, Speed Demon	Jason Collette	2011-03-11
Team Injury Projection: New York Yankees	Marc Normandin	2011-03-10
Team Injury Projection: New York Yankees	Corey Dawkins	2011-03-10
Team Injury Projection: Boston Red Sox	Marc Normandin	2011-03-07
Team Injury Projection: Boston Red Sox	Corey Dawkins	2011-03-07
On the Beat: Red Sox Reboot	John Perrotto	2011-03-07
Prospectus Hit and Run: Rotation Rumble in the AL	Jay Jaffe	2011-03-04
What You Missed: 2/28-3/4	Stephani Bee	2011-03-04
Contractual Matters: AL East Payroll Projections	Jeff Euston	2011-03-02
Divide and Conquer, NL West: Kung-Fu Randa and the Five Corners of Tepidness	Geoff Young	2011-03-01
Collateral Damage: The Injury Beat Goes On	Corey Dawkins	2011-02-21
Collateral Damage: The Injury Beat Goes On	Marc Normandin	2011-02-21
Prospectus Preview: NL West 2011 Preseason Preview	Christina Kahrl	2011-02-21
Fantasy Beat: Value Picks in the Rotation	Bill Baer	2011-02-18
Fantasy Focus: First Base Rankings	Marc Normandin	2011-02-17
Prospectus Preview: AL Central 2011 Preseason Preview	R.J. Anderson	2011-02-15
Prospectus Hit List: Winning the Winter, NL Edition	Tommy Bennett	2011-02-15
Prospectus Preview: AL East 2011 Forecast	Steven Goldman	2011-02-14
Prospectus Hit List: Winning the Winter, AL Edition	Jay Jaffe	2011-02-14
Fantasy Beat: Value Picks at First, Third and DH	Michael Street	2011-02-14
The BP Broadside: When is Baseball's MVP Its Least Valuable Player?	Steven Goldman	2011-02-10
Contractual Matters: NL West Payroll Projections	Jeff Euston	2011-02-09
Painting the Black: Choosing a Blue Jays Closer	R.J. Anderson	2011-02-09
Changing Speeds: The Next Jose Bautista	Ken Funck	2011-02-08
Fantasy Beat: BP Scoresheet Early Draft Prep	Rob McQuown	2011-02-07
Prospectus Hit and Run: Five Moves the AL East Should Have Made	Jay Jaffe	2011-02-03
Prospectus Q&A: Prospect Edition	David Laurila	2011-02-03
Fantasy Beat: Value Picks at First Base, Third Base, DH, and Outfield	Rob McQuown	2011-02-02
Future Shock: San Diego Padres Top 11 Prospects	Kevin Goldstein	2011-02-01
Purpose Pitches: Anaheim's Winter of Discontent	Christina Kahrl	2011-01-31
Future Shock: Red Sox Top 11 Prospects	Kevin Goldstein	2011-01-28
On the Beat: Head Tiger's Tail on the Line	John Perrotto	2011-01-28
Fantasy Beat: Keeping Scoresheet	Rob McQuown	2011-01-28
Fantasy Beat: Hot Spots: Relief Pitchers	Mike Petriello	2011-01-20
Transaction Analysis: Bartlett's Price Quote	Christina Kahrl	2011-01-11
Prospectus Perspective: Signing Adrian Beltre	Christina Kahrl	2011-01-07
Prospectus Perspective: Red Sox Regnant?	Christina Kahrl	2011-01-06
Fantasy Beat: Rankings Review: First Base	Marc Normandin	2011-01-04
Transaction Analysis: AL East Activity	Christina Kahrl	2011-01-04
Future Shock: Monday Ten-Pack	Kevin Goldstein	2011-01-03
Prospectus Hit and Run: Class of 2011: Don't Stop The Rock	Jay Jaffe	2011-01-03
Transaction Analysis: NL West Roundup	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-30
Future Shock: Monday Ten-Pack	Kevin Goldstein	2010-12-27
The Week In Quotes: December 20-26	Alex Carnevale	2010-12-27
On the Beat: Mr. Fix It	John Perrotto	2010-12-24
Spinning Yarn: Why The Yankees Need Andy Pettitte	Mike Fast	2010-12-16
The Week In Quotes: December 6-12	Alex Carnevale	2010-12-13
On the Beat: A Winter for Run Production	John Perrotto	2010-12-10
Winter Meetings: Piecoro on Upton: D-Backs Dilemma	David Laurila	2010-12-09
Winter Meetings: Signing Crawford	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-09
Winter Meetings: Rule Five Wrap-Up	Kevin Goldstein	2010-12-09
Winter Meetings: First-Base Boppery	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-08
On the Beat: Gonzo about Gonzalez	John Perrotto	2010-12-08
Winter Meetings: Morning Activity	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-07
On the Beat: Refusing to Surrender	John Perrotto	2010-12-07
Winter Meetings: Chatter from Disney (updated at 6:25 p.m.)	John Perrotto	2010-12-06
Winter Meetings: Black on Gonzo: To Left and Against Left	David Laurila	2010-12-06
Fantasy Beat: Hot Spots: First Base, Third Base, and Designated Hitter	Rob McQuown	2010-12-06
Transaction Analysis: Adrian Gonzalez and Shaun Marcum	Kevin Goldstein	2010-12-06
Transaction Analysis: Adrian Gonzalez and Shaun Marcum	Christina Kahrl	2010-12-06
The Week In Quotes: November 29-December 5	Alex Carnevale	2010-12-06
Prospectus Perspective: The NL MVP Rout	Christina Kahrl	2010-11-23
GM for a Day: Tampa Bay Rays	Christina Kahrl	2010-11-23
Prospectus Q&A: J.C. Bradbury, Part I	David Laurila	2010-11-16
GM for a Day: San Diego Padres	Christina Kahrl	2010-11-12
On the Beat: The Second Annual All-MLB Team	John Perrotto	2010-11-12
GM for a Day: Boston Red Sox	Jay Jaffe	2010-11-11
So You Need: Corner Infielders	Marc Normandin	2010-11-10
Internet Baseball Awards: National League	Greg Spira	2010-11-09
Prospectus Perspective: Five Deals That Must Happen	Christina Kahrl	2010-11-09
On the Beat: Scioscia's Tree is Branching Out	John Perrotto	2010-11-09
The Week In Quotes: November 1-7	Alex Carnevale	2010-11-08
One-Hoppers: ALCS Notebook: You've Never Been This Far Before	Jay Jaffe	2010-10-23
GM for a Day: Chicago Cubs	Ben Lindbergh	2010-10-20
On the Beat: Coming Full Circle	John Perrotto	2010-10-06
Kiss'Em Goodbye: San Diego Padres	Kevin Goldstein	2010-10-05
Kiss'Em Goodbye: San Diego Padres	John Perrotto	2010-10-05
Kiss'Em Goodbye: San Diego Padres	ESPN Insider	2010-10-05
Prospectus Perspective: Closure	Christina Kahrl	2010-10-04
On the Beat: Year-End Awards	John Perrotto	2010-10-01
Prospectus Hit List: NL: Getting Sorted	Jay Jaffe	2010-09-23
Checking the Numbers: Say Goodbye to the Triple Crown	Eric Seidman	2010-09-15
Prospectus Hit and Run: JUMP Again	Jay Jaffe	2010-09-14
Prospectus Perspective: Missing the WAR	Colin Wyers	2010-09-14
Checking the Numbers: Triple Crown Update	Eric Seidman	2010-09-08
One-Hoppers: The Strongest of the Week	Ben Lindbergh	2010-08-31
Playoff Odds Update: Reds Set to End Post-Season Drought	John Perrotto	2010-08-30
Ahead in the Count: The Clutch and The Shifted	Matt Swartz	2010-08-27
Prospectus Perspective: He Who Shall be Crowned	Eric Seidman	2010-08-27
Prospectus Hit List: NL: Down The Stretch They Come	Jay Jaffe	2010-08-26
Prospectus Perspective: Handicapping the NL MVP	Christina Kahrl	2010-08-23
Prospectus Hit List: Swaptacular	Jay Jaffe	2010-08-05
Transaction Analysis: Deadline Day Outcomes in the NL	Kevin Goldstein	2010-08-01
Transaction Analysis: Deadline Day Outcomes in the NL	Christina Kahrl	2010-08-01
On the Beat: Padres are Riding The Wave	John Perrotto	2010-07-26
Do or Die: Five Trades that Should be Made	Christina Kahrl	2010-07-22
Prospectus Hit List: Returns and Departures	Jay Jaffe	2010-07-22
Prospectus Hit and Run: Resetting The Races	Jay Jaffe	2010-07-15
Mid-season Prescriptions: NL West	Tommy Bennett	2010-07-15
All-Star Discontents: Less Than Zero, or More Than Some?	Christina Kahrl	2010-07-09
One-Hoppers: Derby Deliberations	Ben Lindbergh	2010-07-08
Fantasy Beat: Which LaPorta Is For Real?	Marc Normandin	2010-07-07
Transaction Action: Western Horizons	Christina Kahrl	2010-07-07
On the Beat: Wednesday Update: The A's Uphill Climb	John Perrotto	2010-07-07
On the Beat: Friday Update	John Perrotto	2010-07-02
Prospectus Hit List: Comebacks and Comedowns	Jay Jaffe	2010-07-01
Seidnotes: Wait, WHO has 18 Home Runs?	Eric Seidman	2010-06-18
Prospectus Hit List: NL: Tapping Into the V-Energy	Jay Jaffe	2010-06-10
Ahead in the Count: Production and the Draft	Matt Swartz	2010-06-07
Transaction Action: The Old West	Christina Kahrl	2010-06-03
BP Unfiltered: The Paper Trail of June 3	John Perrotto	2010-06-03
Prospectus Hit List: Brave New World	Jay Jaffe	2010-06-03
One-Hoppers: Ken Griffey Jr. Bows Out	Jay Jaffe	2010-06-02
Expanded Horizons: The Unlikely First-Place Teams	Tommy Bennett	2010-05-18
Under The Knife: Beltran's Moment of Truth	Will Carroll	2010-05-10
On the Beat: Friday Update	John Perrotto	2010-05-07
Ahead in the Count: Most Net Valuable Player	Matt Swartz	2010-05-07
On the Beat: Wednesday Update	John Perrotto	2010-05-05
The Week In Quotes: April 26-May 2	Alex Carnevale	2010-05-03
Transaction Action: NL Roundup	Christina Kahrl	2010-05-02
Fantasy Beat: Don't Believe The Hype	Marc Normandin	2010-04-30
On the Beat: Friday Update	John Perrotto	2010-04-30
Prospectus Hit List: Big Boppers	Jay Jaffe	2010-04-29
One-Hoppers: The deepest '11 free agent position	John Perrotto	2010-04-29
Transaction Action: The Howard Extension	Christina Kahrl	2010-04-27
Prospectus Hit and Run: Down But Hardly Out	Jay Jaffe	2010-04-21
Fantasy Focus: Pre-season Fantasy Predictions	Baseball Prospectus	2010-04-04
Prospectus Hit List: NL Pre-Season Edition	Jay Jaffe	2010-04-04
BP Unfiltered: UPDATED NL Projected Opening Day Rosters	John Perrotto	2010-04-01
Contractual Matters: NL West Projected Payrolls	Jeff Euston	2010-03-18
Future Shock: Future Top Dogs, NL	Kevin Goldstein	2010-03-17
Ahead in the Count: The No Turnover Standings	Matt Swartz	2010-03-15
The Week In Quotes: March 8-14	Alex Carnevale	2010-03-15
Team Health Reports: San Diego Padres	Will Carroll	2010-03-11
On the Beat: Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2010-03-07
Prospectus Hit and Run: Call it True Average	Jay Jaffe	2010-02-25
Contractual Matters: NL Central	Jeff Euston	2010-02-24
Fantasy Focus: First Base Rankings	Marc Normandin	2010-02-22
Division Preview: NL West	Jay Jaffe	2010-02-18
Fantasy Focus: NL Experts Auction Draft	Marc Normandin	2010-02-12
The Week In Quotes: February 1-7	Alex Carnevale	2010-02-08
On the Beat: Righting The Ship	John Perrotto	2010-02-07
Prospectus Hit and Run: Vortices of Suck	Jay Jaffe	2010-01-25
Transaction Action: The King's Coffers and Assorted Wee Deals	Christina Kahrl	2010-01-19
The Week In Quotes: January 4-10	Alex Carnevale	2010-01-11
Fantasy Focus: Right Field Rankings Review	Marc Normandin	2010-01-08
On the Beat: Midweek Update	John Perrotto	2010-01-06
Prospectus Q&A: A.J. Hinch	David Laurila	2010-01-03
Baseball Therapy: 2009 in Numbers	Russell A. Carleton	2009-12-28
Transaction Action: Godzilla, Pierre, and the Beantown Duo	Christina Kahrl	2009-12-18
On the Beat: Midweek Update	John Perrotto	2009-12-16
Prospectus Today: No Lack of Lackey	Joe Sheehan	2009-12-15
Prospectus Today: AL Shopping Lists	Joe Sheehan	2009-12-07
Prospectus Today: NL Shopping Lists	Joe Sheehan	2009-12-06
On the Beat: Pre-Winter Meetings Shopping Lists	John Perrotto	2009-12-06
On the Beat: Midweek Update	John Perrotto	2009-11-25
Fantasy Focus: First Base Rankings Review	Marc Normandin	2009-11-20
Checking the Numbers: The 2009 Platoon Split Awards	Eric Seidman	2009-11-19
Prospectus Today: Awards Season	Joe Sheehan	2009-11-16
Transaction Action: Action and Reaction	Christina Kahrl	2009-11-13
The 2009 Internet Baseball Awards: NL Results and Wrap-Up	Greg Spira	2009-11-10
On the Beat: Fire Up the Hot Stove	John Perrotto	2009-11-08
Kiss'Em Goodbye: Los Angeles Dodgers	Baseball Prospectus	2009-10-23
On the Beat: Final Weekend Update	John Perrotto	2009-10-04
Kiss'Em Goodbye: San Diego Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2009-09-27
Prospectus Hit List: Nearly All Wrapped Up	Jay Jaffe	2009-09-25
On the Beat: Midweek Update	John Perrotto	2009-09-23
Kiss'Em Goodbye: Baltimore Orioles	Baseball Prospectus	2009-09-18
On the Beat: Midweek Update	John Perrotto	2009-09-16
Prospectus Hit List: Hit Parade	Jay Jaffe	2009-09-04
Under The Knife: Thinking Big	Will Carroll	2009-09-01
On the Beat: Weekend Wrapup	John Perrotto	2009-08-23
Prospectus Hit and Run: Not Quite a Reynolds Wrap	Jay Jaffe	2009-08-21
Prospectus Hit List: Patchwork	Jay Jaffe	2009-08-21
Checking the Numbers: Two Out of Three Ain’t Bad	Eric Seidman	2009-08-20
On the Beat: Weekend Roundup	John Perrotto	2009-08-16
Transaction Action: Assorted Senior Circuitry	Christina Kahrl	2009-08-14
Prospectus Hit List: Getting Their Money's Worth... Or Not	Jay Jaffe	2009-08-14
Checking the Numbers: Stunted Development	Eric Seidman	2009-08-06
Prospectus Today: Deadline Day Recap	Joe Sheehan	2009-08-01
On the Beat: Who's Still Shopping?	John Perrotto	2009-07-29
Prospectus Today: Going For It	Joe Sheehan	2009-07-27
Prospectus Hit List: Halladay to Holliday	Jay Jaffe	2009-07-24
Prospectus Today: The Bottom Half	Joe Sheehan	2009-07-16
Second-Half Prescriptions: NL	Baseball Prospectus	2009-07-16
On the Beat: All-Star Game Recap	John Perrotto	2009-07-15
On the Beat: Mid-Season Snapshot	John Perrotto	2009-07-12
Midseason Review: Fielders	Eric Seidman	2009-07-10
Transaction Action: The Hairston Deal	Christina Kahrl	2009-07-07
Prospectus Today: The All-Star Selections	Joe Sheehan	2009-07-06
On the Beat: All-Stars!	John Perrotto	2009-07-05
Prospectus Hit List: Beating the Holiday Traffic	Jay Jaffe	2009-07-03
Prospectus Hit and Run: Look Over, But Don't Overlook	Jay Jaffe	2009-07-02
Under The Knife: Tweaks and Updates	Will Carroll	2009-07-02
Transaction Analysis: NL West Roundup	Christina Kahrl	2009-07-02
Fantasy Beat: Adrian Gonzalez	Marc Normandin	2009-06-30
Fantasy Beat: First Base Cornucopia	Marc Normandin	2009-06-26
Struggling Superstar: What's Eating A-Rod?	Baseball Prospectus	2009-06-22
Prospectus Hit List: Rising and Falling	Jay Jaffe	2009-06-19
Prospectus Hit and Run: Comeback Special	Jay Jaffe	2009-06-11
On the Beat: Sunday Summary	John Perrotto	2009-06-07
Prospectus Hit List: The Rising	Jay Jaffe	2009-06-05
Prospectus Idol Entry: Fantasy Focus: Trade Market	Jeff Euston	2009-05-31
Prospectus Hit List: Going Places	Marc Normandin	2009-05-29
Prospectus Today: NL All-Stars	Joe Sheehan	2009-05-22
Future Shock: Beefing Up	Kevin Goldstein	2009-05-08
Future Shock Blog: May 6	Kevin Goldstein	2009-05-06
Prospectus Hit List: Senior Circuit Surprises	Jay Jaffe	2009-04-24
Fantasy Beat: To the Warning Track	Marc Normandin	2009-03-30
Fantasy Beat: Real-Life Fantasy Disappointments	Marc Normandin	2009-03-27
Prospectus Hit and Run: Class of 27	Jay Jaffe	2009-03-06
Champions of the World: The WBC Odds Report	Clay Davenport	2009-03-04
Team Health Reports: San Diego Padres	Will Carroll	2009-02-12
Fantasy Beat: First Base	Marc Normandin	2009-02-10
Caribbean Series 2009: Preview	Derek Jacques	2009-02-02
Future Shock: Padres Top 11 Prospects	Kevin Goldstein	2009-01-16
Hot Stove Preview: NL West	Jay Jaffe	2008-11-17
Every Given Sunday: Getting Ink Done	John Perrotto	2008-11-09
Prospectus Hit List: Season Wrap-up	Jay Jaffe	2008-10-05
Prospectus Preview: Labor Day's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-09-01
Transaction Analysis: Getting Scorchy	Christina Kahrl	2008-08-16
Prospectus Preview: Wednesday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-08-13
Every Given Sunday: Waiving Good-bye?	John Perrotto	2008-08-10
Prospectus Hit List: Penmanship	Marc Normandin	2008-07-25
On the Beat: The Two-Week Watch	John Perrotto	2008-07-17
Prospectus Today: An Extended All-Star Engagement	Joe Sheehan	2008-07-16
Prospectus Preview: Today's Game to Watch, the All-Star Game	Caleb Peiffer	2008-07-15
Prospectus Today: San Diego's Setback Season	Joe Sheehan	2008-07-11
Prospectus Preview: Wednesday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-07-09
Every Given Sunday: One Man's Teams	John Perrotto	2008-07-06
Fantasy Beat: Midseason Retooling: Second Base	Marc Normandin	2008-07-03
The Week In Quotes: Week of June 23-29	Alex Carnevale	2008-06-30
Prospectus Today: Finding the All-Star	Joe Sheehan	2008-06-19
Prospectus Preview: Friday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-06-13
Fantasy Beat: More on QuikERA	Marc Normandin	2008-06-12
Prospectus Hit List: Look for Lofton	Jay Jaffe	2008-05-30
Prospectus Preview: Friday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-05-30
Prospectus Preview: Tuesday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-05-27
Prospectus Matchups: Outlier Outpost	Jim Baker	2008-05-09
Prospectus Hit List: Overwhelmingly Neutral, Like Switzerland	Jay Jaffe	2008-05-02
Prospectus Preview: Sunday's Games to Watch	Marc Normandin	2008-04-27
Prospectus Preview: Sunday's Games to Watch	Caleb Peiffer	2008-04-20
Prospectus Hit List: Opening Day	Jay Jaffe	2008-03-30
Schrodinger's Bat: Clearing the Decks	Dan Fox	2008-03-20
The Week In Quotes: March 10-16	Alex Carnevale	2008-03-17
Every Given Sunday: Competing with the Kids	John Perrotto	2008-03-16
Fantasy Beat: The Infielders	Marc Normandin	2008-03-05
Transaction Analysis: Camp-Opening Roundup	Christina Kahrl	2008-02-17
Team Health Reports: San Diego Padres	Will Carroll	2008-02-11
Transaction Analysis: Breaking in the New Year	Christina Kahrl	2008-01-08
6-4-3: Value Over Jack Cust	Gary Huckabay	2007-12-17
Schrodinger's Bat: Inching Along	Dan Fox	2007-12-13
Schrodinger's Bat: Defense and Alphabet Soup	Dan Fox	2007-12-06
Lies, Damned Lies: Offseason Plans, NL West	Nate Silver	2007-10-31
Prospectus Hit List: The Chase is On	Jay Jaffe	2007-08-31
Player Profile: Cla Meredith	Marc Normandin	2007-08-01
Every Given Sunday: From the Mound to Managing	John Perrotto	2007-07-29
Prospectus Today: Calm Seas	Joe Sheehan	2007-07-23
Prospectus Matchups: The Divisional All-Stars	Jim Baker	2007-07-10
Prospectus Toolbox: Small Samples and All-Star Berths	Derek Jacques	2007-07-10
Future Shock: The Draft Spectrum, Part Two	Kevin Goldstein	2007-06-28
Prospectus Hit List: Hurting Hurlers	Jay Jaffe	2007-06-22
The Week In Quotes: June 11-17	Alex Carnevale	2007-06-18
Lies, Damned Lies: On the Bubble	Nate Silver	2007-05-24
Transaction of the Day: Roster Reviews of the Wests	Christina Kahrl	2007-04-03
Prospectus Today: Wrapping Up the Countdown	Joe Sheehan	2007-04-01
Lies, Damned Lies: PECOTA Projected Standings, AL and NL West	Nate Silver	2007-03-29
Spring Fever: Hitter Breakouts in Spring Training, 2007	John Perrotto	2007-03-28
Hope and Faith: How the San Diego Padres Can Win the World Series	Marc Normandin	2007-03-25
Prospectus Matchups: Discount Division Winners	Jim Baker	2007-03-02
Lies, Damned Lies: PECOTA Takes on Third Base Prospects	Nate Silver	2007-02-20
Positional Health Reports: First Basemen	Will Carroll	2007-02-15
Lies, Damned Lies: PECOTA Takes on First Base Prospects	Nate Silver	2007-02-06
Future Shock: San Diego Padres Top Ten Prospects	Kevin Goldstein	2006-12-27
Schrodinger's Bat: The Best Baserunners of 2006	Dan Fox	2006-12-21
Internet Baseball Awards: Staff Ballots	Baseball Prospectus	2006-10-31
Playoff Prospectus: Being Tony La Russa	Jay Jaffe	2006-10-13
Playoff Prospectus: Padres versus Cardinals	Dan Fox	2006-10-03
Prospectus Matchups: Transient All-Star Update	Jim Baker	2006-09-26
Transaction Analysis: September 5-11	Christina Kahrl	2006-09-13
Prospectus Today: NL Wild-Card Update	Joe Sheehan	2006-09-11
Prospectus Hit List: Week of August 28	Marc Normandin	2006-08-29
Transaction Analysis: August 23-24	Christina Kahrl	2006-08-25
Prospectus Today: The Dirty Dozen	Joe Sheehan	2006-08-24
A Night at Shea: Piazza's Return to New York	Alex Belth	2006-08-10
Prospectus Hit List: Week of August 6th	Jay Jaffe	2006-08-09
Under The Knife: Recharged	Will Carroll	2006-08-07
Prospectus Notebook: White Sox, Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2006-07-28
Prospectus Hit List: July 25	Marc Normandin	2006-07-25
Transaction of the Day: The Nats Go Red, and the Reds Go Nuts	Christina Kahrl	2006-07-14
Prospectus Hit List: Week of July 3	Marc Normandin	2006-07-04
Prospectus Today: Friars	Joe Sheehan	2006-06-30
Under The Knife: Dead Arm	Will Carroll	2006-06-30
Prospectus Hit List: Week of June 25	Jay Jaffe	2006-06-27
Transaction Analysis: June 20-21	Christina Kahrl	2006-06-22
Prospectus Game of the Week: San Diego Padres @ Anaheim Angels, 6/18/06	Derek Jacques	2006-06-20
Prospectus Hit List: Week of June 11	Jay Jaffe	2006-06-13
Prospectus Notebook: Brewers, Padres	Baseball Prospectus	2006-05-17
Transaction Analysis: May 12-14	Christina Kahrl	2006-05-16
Prospectus Hit List: Week of May 7	Jay Jaffe	2006-05-09
Transaction Analysis: April 21-25	Christina Kahrl	2006-04-26
Transaction Analysis: April 18-20	Christina Kahrl	2006-04-21
Prospectus Matchups: New Contest	Jim Baker	2006-04-21
Transaction Analysis: April 5-10	Christina Kahrl	2006-04-12
Prospectus Hit List: Week of April 9	Jay Jaffe	2006-04-11
Transaction Analysis: National League, March 30-April 4	Christina Kahrl	2006-04-07
Under The Knife: Depth	Will Carroll	2006-04-06
Team Health Reports: San Diego Padres	Will Carroll	2006-03-08
Team Health Reports: San Diego Padres	Thomas Gorman	2006-03-08
Fantasy Focus: Building a Fantasy Farm System	Jeff Erickson	2006-02-24
Prospectus Notebook: Padres, Rangers	Baseball Prospectus	2006-02-17
Transaction Analysis: National League, December 15, 2005-February 11, 2006	Christina Kahrl	2006-02-15
Transaction Analysis: American League, December 15, 2005-February 13, 2006	Christina Kahrl	2006-02-14
Prospectus Notebook: Mets, Rangers	Baseball Prospectus	2005-12-30
Prospectus Today: Non-Tenders, and Actual News	Joe Sheehan	2005-12-21
Transaction Analysis: September 8-13	Christina Kahrl	2005-09-14
Fantasy Focus: AL Call-Ups	Randy Hale	2005-09-01
Transaction Analysis: August 15-18	Christina Kahrl	2005-08-19
Transaction Analysis: August 9-15	Christina Kahrl	2005-08-17
Transaction Analysis: August 5-9	Christina Kahrl	2005-08-10
Fantasy Focus: Fantasy Implications of the Trade Deadline Moves	Jeff Erickson	2005-08-01
Will's Mill: Deadline Weekend	Will Carroll	2005-07-31
Transaction Analysis: July 30	Christina Kahrl	2005-07-31
Will's Mill: Friday's Rumors	Will Carroll	2005-07-29
Transaction Analysis: July 20-25	Christina Kahrl	2005-07-27
Transaction Analysis: July 14-19, 2005	Christina Kahrl	2005-07-21
Prospectus Notebook: Thursday Edition	Baseball Prospectus	2005-07-14
Doctoring The Numbers: The Draft, Part Two	Rany Jazayerli	2005-05-19
Doctoring The Numbers: The Draft	Rany Jazayerli	2005-05-13
Prospectus Triple Play: Houston Astros, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers	Mark McClusky	2005-05-04
Transaction Analysis: April 20-27	Christina Kahrl	2005-04-27
Fantasy Focus: Early Season Injuries: Obstacles or Opportunities?	Erik Siegrist	2005-04-15
Prospectus Triple Play: Boston Red Sox, Cincinnati Reds, San Diego Padres	Thomas Gorman	2005-04-14
Prospectus Triple Play: Houston Astros, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers	Mark McClusky	2005-04-07
Prospectus Roundtable: Top 50 Prospects - First Basemen and Second Basemen	Baseball Prospectus	2005-02-09
Prospectus Roundtable: Top 50 Prospects - Catchers	Baseball Prospectus	2005-02-01
Transaction Analysis: August 30-September 15	Christina Kahrl	2004-09-17
Prospectus Triple Play: Houston Astros, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers	Baseball Prospectus	2004-07-15
Can Of Corn: Underrated Prospects	Dayn Perry	2004-06-11
Prospectus Today: Rough Drafts	Joe Sheehan	2004-06-07
Transaction Analysis: April 29-May 3, 2004	Christina Kahrl	2004-05-04
The View from Florida: James Loney	David Cameron	2004-03-19
Team Health Reports: Texas Rangers	Will Carroll	2004-03-08
Prospectus Roundtable: Top 50 Prospects, Part III	Baseball Prospectus	2004-02-23
Prospectus Roundtable: Top 50 Prospects, Part I	Baseball Prospectus	2004-02-21
Prospectus Today: Hope in South Florida	Joe Sheehan	2003-09-25
Prospectus Triple Play: Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers	Baseball Prospectus	2003-08-19
Transaction Analysis: July 7-20	Christina Kahrl	2003-07-25
Prospecting: Jeremy Hermida	David Cameron	2003-07-25
Prospectus Triple Play: Chicago White Sox, St. Louis Cardinals, Texas Rangers	Baseball Prospectus	2003-07-22
Prospectus Today: NL Mid-Season Review	Joe Sheehan	2003-07-22
Prospectus Triple Play: Florida Marlins, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates	Baseball Prospectus	2003-07-14
Prospectus Triple Play: Florida Marlins, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates	Baseball Prospectus	2003-06-02
Prospectus Feature: Touring the Minors: The Pacific Coast League	Keith Scherer	2003-02-20
Top 10 Prospects: Top 40 Prospects	Baseball Prospectus	2003-02-03
Prospectus Feature: Top 40 Prospects Roundtable	Baseball Prospectus	2003-01-31
Top 40 Prospects: Roundtable	Baseball Prospectus	2003-01-29
Under The Knife: The Penny Trade	Will Carroll	2003-01-10
Transaction Analysis: March 19-25, 2002	Christina Kahrl	2002-03-27

BP Chats

Date	Question	Answer
2012-01-24 13:00:00	I am in a pseudo-dynasty format where we keep players for as long as we would like but there are salaries attached (and thus theoretically forcing some turnover in the player pool). I have an offer right now on the table of Adrian Gonzalez for Nelson Cruz, Jemile Weeks and Jordan Walden. My team is stacked at every position but 1B (thanks to Ryan Howard's decline/health issues). This trade would leave a hole at my MI position, but I feel confident I can pick up a low-end guy to fill in for Cruz and Weeks. Is this a fair deal? Salaries of Gonzo and the trio I would be sending over are essentially a wash. (Travis from St Louis)	It sounds like you're looking to win it all this season, in which case it is perfectly reasonable to deal away a young, presumably cost effective guy like Weeks or Walden. It does sound like a steep price to pay, though (I'm assuming this is the usual 5x5 -- is it mixed or AL-only?), and it will definitely matter what kind of guys you think you can replace Cruz and Weeks with. I'd see if I could negotiate it down. (Derek Carty)
2012-01-09 13:00:00	Hey Jay. I was having a conversation with some friends and we were wondering whether the current iteration of the Red Sox has any Hall of Famers on it. What do you think? Also, if you haven't addressed this already, Posada: yes or no? Thanks for the chat! (mattymatty2000 from Portland, OR)	There's nobody who's a lock, that's for sure. Youkilis doesn't even have 1,000 hits yet, let alone the era's de facto minimum of 2,000. Ortiz has the PED connection and the DH problem. Varitek doesn't even have Posada's credentials. Pedroia and Ellsbury have the potential but they're still mostly potential as far as building cases go - they don't even have good peak scores yet. Late note: I completely forgot about Adrian Gonzalez, who has three straight seasons of at least 6.0 WARP and doesn't turn 30 until May - he's got a stronger JAWS-based case than Pedroia so far. H/T to Cliff Corcoran for pointing out the omission. Sad to say, the recent Red Sock who might have been building the best case for the Hall of Fame might be the guy who got away, Jonathan Papelbon, in that - much as I loathe him - he's got the talent to wind up better than Trevor Hoffman, if not Mariano Rivera. Still a looooong ways to go on that front, too. (Jay Jaffe's Hall of Fame Special)
2011-05-26 13:00:00	We already know Epstien is one of the best GMs in baseball. Can't argue with 2 rings in 10 years. What do you think of how his moves from last off season are panning out? (Puppy-D from BAWSTON)	I was a bit stunned to see Sam Fuld still outhitting Carl Crawford a few days ago. I think he is pretty delighted to have Adrian Gonzalez on his squad, though, and eventually Crawford will turn it around. Now, if they can just get Bobby Jenks and Dan Wheeler healthy, the offseason could look about as good as it did in March. (R.J. Anderson)
2011-03-09 13:00:00	Pujols is the obvious No. 1 pick in most fantasy drafts. Who do you think the contenders are for No. 2? (Honey Mustard Hound from France)	Hanley is the obvious guy. I think Adrian Gonzalez is the best opposite-field hitter in the game, and his ability to generate loft on inside pitches and sky them the other way should work out great in that ballpark. When I heard about that trade, I thought he would be a top-five pick and MVP front-runner, which I figured was aggressive. But now I work for Bloomberg Sports (www.bloombergsports.com), and we have him ranked 2nd overall! He’s going to pile up runs and RBI in that lineup. Even so, I think the dropoff between Pujols and the No. 2 pick is probably the same as the dropoff between 2 and 10 or so. I hope to study the value of fantasy draft picks sometime soon. (Jeremy Greenhouse)
2011-03-08 14:00:00	I feel like I'm the only dude down on Adrian Gonzalez. Huge changes in park, pressure, new pitchers plus the shoulder injury. 2nd half I expect good things, but I think he struggles until ASB. What say you? (Derek from Foley's)	You're not alone in being concerned about his transition to the AL, the health of his shoulder, and the downside of investing too heavily in him in a mixed fantasy league, when 1B also includes Pujols, Cabrera, Teixeira, Votto, Howard and Fielder, and that's just in the first 2-3 rounds. A-Gonz is a fine hitter who should put up big numbers, but I've seen him going as high as second overall in mock drafts and that's just insanity. (Cory Schwartz)
2011-03-08 14:00:00	Any hopes for Chase Headley this year? (SLimShady from DET)	Wow, don't make it sound so dire! Headley is a very good hitter outside of PETCO Park, although he'll miss having Adrian Gonzalez around (as will that entire lineup). This is his age-27 season though, and SD is a running team so he could get 12-15 SB's again, bump up the power a tad, and end up as a useful CI/UT guy in mixed fantasy leagues. (Cory Schwartz)
2011-02-17 14:00:00	Hi AJ, it's Joe Hamrahi. Yes, I have some privileges :) Just wondering, what is the mood in camp with Adrian Gonzalez no longer with the Padres? (joechris96 from New York)	There hasn't been too many days in camp without an Adrian Gonzalez question. And to answer the question, there has been a great mood in our camp. Jed and Bud Black have done a great job of handling a tough situation, and we like our team heading into camp. Player movement is a reality in our game, and we appreciate what Adrian did for this organization. At the same time, we are excited with the players we received in the trade and look forward to their time in San Diego. (A.J. Hinch)
2011-01-18 13:00:00	It's the baseball apocalypse. You can only pick five current major league ballplayers to save. You don't have to base it on stats or team or likeability or anything. Who do you pick? (hannah from bay area)	What a question! I love watching Adrian Gonzalez hit, so I would like that to continue. Logan Morrison's Twitter account has guaranteed him a spot in this Final Five. Jim Thome can be saved, but only if he promises to sit in BP and hit taters all day long for my amusement as repayment for doing so. Someone needs to pitch to these guys, so it should be Jamie Moyer if for no other reason than he's Jamie Moyer. Willie Bloomquist would probably survive whether I picked him or not. Maybe he's baseball's version of the cockroach. (Marc Normandin)
2010-12-20 13:00:00	With Adrian Gonzalez in the fold, I guess Kevin Youkilis moves back to third. How big of hit defensively are the Red Sox taking with this move? (Greg from Boston)	Youkilis is a very good fielding first baseman. Gonzalez is better. Beltre is a better third baseman than Youkilis, but Youk is still pretty good at the hot corner. Given the offensive performance of Gonzalez and how we shouldn't have expected a repeat performance from Beltre this year anyway, it's negligible at best in terms of overall value. (Eric Seidman)
2010-12-14 13:00:00	What do you think of Lars Anderson in the Boston system? Trade bait, maybe he comes back strong this coming season? (LPD from Chicago)	Trade bait. The Adrian Gonzalez extension is going to happen, and the sooner the Sox convert Anderson's increasingly stale plaudits into something they can use, the better. (Christina Kahrl)
2010-12-07 13:00:00	With many of the BP staffers in Orlando, did they at least leave you the keys to the BP Porsche and wine cellar? (dianagramr from NYC)	I wanted to drive the BP Porsche around town while they were out, but I spent too much time in the wine cellar celebrating the Adrian Gonzalez trade to drive. (Marc Normandin)
2010-12-07 13:00:00	You support this move for the Sox? Why not let it ride and have a choice of Agonz, Fielder or Pujols after 2011 with no NYY in the mix. I don't know how much money sox save on Gonzalez with the rumored numbers being mentioned. (SK from DC)	Absolutely. First off, Fielder isn't that great. Terrible defensive first baseman, and really, do we know if he's a pretty good hitter or a great hitter yet? He never seems to be the same thing two years in a row, and he needs to be excellent all the time to make up for that glove. I don't think Pujols is leaving St. Louis--other teams would be in the mix solely to make sure the Cards pay up. The Cubs love Adrian Gonzalez, and have the money to throw at him in 2012 if he was available. Eight teams inquired about him in a trade, so there is interest there. Anthony Rizzo has no future in the organization if the Sox are acquiring a first baseman anyways, so this is basically trading Casey Kelly and Reymond Fuentes for the rights to Gonzalez in 2011, as well as the right to negotiate with him during the season. I'm very optimistic he'll be signed well before the season is over. If Boston gets Gonzalez for $22M a year, then this is a steal. Just assume $5M per win for a minute, Gonzalez is something like a $25-30M win player a year. Getting him for less money than Ryan Howard is silly, but I'll take it. (Marc Normandin)
2010-12-07 13:00:00	So you Red Sox joy counterbalances your Padres' sadness on the Gonzalez deal? (formersd from San Diego)	There really isn't any Padres' sadness, honestly. Here is my thinking. As great as Adrian Gonzalez is--and he's one of the top players in the game--he is one guy. The Padres had reason to believe the 2011 team could be a bit better, with an improved rotation, a full season of (healthy) Ryan Ludwick, Cameron Maybin possibly blossoming in center with another year in the majors, Kyle Blanks coming back from his TJ surgery, etc. If they acquire Brendan Ryan in a trade to man shortstop as is expected, and then sign someone like Derrek Lee to play first base, then you're talking about a team that could still win something like 82-85 games. Then, in 2012, you have Casey Kelly, Anthony Rizzo, Simon Castro and maybe Drew Cumberland coming up if he continues to tear up the minors. That is an exciting roster all of a sudden, and it was brought about without fielding a terrible team. The Padres can trade Bell and Ludwick in July and still have a decent team, assuming Aaron Cunningham or Kyle Blanks can slot into Ludwick's place and they bump Mike Adams up to the role of closer. The gloom and doom mentality coming out of San Diego after the trade of Adrian Gonzalez is almost enough to make me start a Padres' blog in response. (Marc Normandin)
2010-12-07 13:00:00	Woah. I realize that Adrian is "only" a 5-6 win player, which subtracted from last year's team puts the Padres in the 82-85 range. But they've lost more than him. They got surprising amounts of help from Torreabla, Eckstein, Garland, Jerry Hairston, Tejada, even Gwynn's glove. Their pitchers were very healthy. If they hadn't torn up the Giants, the race would have been over a week earlier. Not to diminish their accomplishments, but a lot went right for them in 2010 beyond the talent of their players. You'd be at home in SD, there are plenty of fans who project that most of the current farm system will be at least major league average if not stars. Let me know the next time that occurs in reality. (Geoff Young Fan from San Diego)	Eckstein wasn't that good in 2010 except for very early on. Garland/Correia/LeBlanc is not as good as Harang/Stauffer/Luebke, especially the 2010 version's of Correia/LeBlanc. Gwynn's glove will be offset by Maybin's glove, and Maybin has a chance of hitting better than that even if he doesn't develop any further. A full season of Ludwick not dealing with his calf injury will be big for the lineup. Kyle Blanks coming back with a working elbow halfway through the season has the potential to be big for the lineup, since it won't be screwing with his swing like it did in the beginning of 2010. A lot went right for the Padres in 2010, but plenty went wrong as well: Blanks, Correia, Chris Young, Scott Hairston, Tony Gwynn's bat, Ludwick's calf injury, Adrian Gonzalez's shoulder hampering his power. I don't think most of the current farm system of the Padres is any good at all. But Castro is a future #2 starter, Kelly could turn into that or an ace, Rizzo is young and very talented with a lot of potential as a well-rounded hitter, and Cumberland will be fine as long as he doesn't slam his knee into a wall again. (Marc Normandin)
2010-12-07 13:00:00	Now that the Sox have Gonzalez, what happens to Lars Anderson now? HOw much longer until he's traded? July? (richardkr34 from St. Paul)	Lars Anderson wasn't going to be the first baseman in Boston whether they got Adrian Gonzalez or not, because Anthony Rizzo was the first baseman of the future. Chances are good he will sit in Triple-A until someone wants to take a chance on him as part of a larger deal. (Marc Normandin)
2010-12-07 13:00:00	Rather have Votto or A-Gone the next 3 years? (bateman19 from boston)	Next three years? Adrian Gonzalez. Three years after that, Votto. I think Teixeira, Gonzalez and Votto are all similar versions of the same elite-level player with some age differences. (Marc Normandin)
2010-10-20 13:00:00	RE: Red Sox. Re-sign V-mart, trade for Adrian Gonzalez (they have the prospects to get it done, I'm pretty sure), move Youk to third, put Lowrie at SS, and hope that the outfield can stay reasonably healthy next year. How's that for a plan? (mattymatty2000 from Portland, OR)	I wonder if your defense tips over into a bad place at that point. Youk wasn't exactly Brooks Robinson over there. (Steven Goldman)
2010-10-14 13:00:00	Padres' GM Jed Hoyer has made it clear that they would like to keep Adrian Gonzalez but his value seems to be far too high for them to reach. Thoughts?? (Todd Kaufmann from BleacherReport.com)	They won't deal him unless what he brings back brings them a lot of major-league ready talent. That may happen, but Padres' fans can be assured that Hoyer is not just going to give him up because they feel like they can't afford him. The return will be huge. (Marc Normandin)
2010-10-14 13:00:00	What do the BoSox give the Tigers for Miguel Cabrera? Everything they got? (singledigit from San Diego)	If they trade for a first baseman, it's going to be Adrian Gonzalez. But in order to get Adrian Gonzalez, they are going to have to give up a ton, and I'm not sure if Theo is ready to do that. You can't exactly pull one over on Hoyer when it comes to Red Sox prospects. Miguel Cabrera would look pretty great in a Boston uniform, but that's because he would look pretty good in anything but Cardinal or Cincy red and Padre blue. (Marc Normandin)
2010-10-12 12:00:00	So....should I maybe have held off on the Bud Black extension until after he oversaw yet another historic late-season collapse? How many teams, in the span of 4 years, have seen statistical failures as big as the 2007 and 2010 Padres? (Jed Hoyer from San Diego)	Gene Mauch to one side, I don't think managers deserve all the blame for late-season collapses. The Padres skid was definitely terrible, and losing 10 games straight is a good way to blow it. But the players played--and lost--those games. Other than Adrian Gonzalez (who hit .361/.439/.528 in those 10 games), the team just plain stunk. Some of that is on Black, but more of it is just on bad play. (Tommy Bennett)
2010-09-29 13:00:00	We may not need to care about what the BBWAA votes on in terms of the MVP, but doesn't it bother you that many of those outside of the BBWAA, who claim to be enlightened due to stats, just misuse advanced statistics in the same way that the more mainstream, old-school camp misuses older, less complicated metrics? Colin Wyers brought up a very good point in a recent article about how people adhered too strictly to the decimal point on something like WARP or WAR, given that the data contained within them was not perfect. So why is it that so many people sneer when someone says Adrian Gonzalez, Joey Votto and Albert Pujols have all basically been the same player in 2010? (Marc from I'm In Your Internets)	It kind of bothers me, but it doesn't keep me up at night (at least, not to the extent that old movies do). It's a little frustrating that a primitive wrong has been replaced by a more advanced wrong, in some circles, but I'd still consider it progress. Things are moving in the right direction, don't you think? As for your second question--well, people like definitive answers, and WAR(P) seems to offer them, if one doesn't bother to look too hard. Maybe it's a lack of sabermetric education. (Ben Lindbergh)
2010-09-21 13:00:00	Keep 5 of 6 next year, who ya got? (OPS/QS league) Miguel Cabrera, Adrian Gonzalez, Felix Hernandez, Cliff Lee, Ryan Braun, Jason Heyward (malmstorm from Austin TX)	Miggy, Felix, Lee, Heyward, Braun. I love Adrian Gonzalez, but Petco. Braun's numbers have a weird, one-year split I expect will disappear in 2011. (Marc Normandin)
2010-08-17 14:45:00	The Mariners turned to pitching and defense this offseason; it completely failed them. The Padres turned to pitching and defense, and they are number 1 in both. Is there anything to be learned from these two approaches, or is it just one season? (FangraphsFan from UZR)	The Mariners were always going to be a team that would succeed ONLY IF all of their high variance players reached the high end of that range. Dave Cameron acknowledged this over and over again before the season started, but somehow that got lost in the shuffle. The Padres have had a lot go right for them this year, but they were also 37-25 to finish last season, so this shouldn't really be too surprising. One major difference is that the Padres have actual hitters on their team like Adrian Gonzalez, while the Mariners have the likes of Jose Lopez racking up ABs. (Eric Seidman)
2010-08-26 13:00:00	Hey! Heath Bell is still under Padre control next year! (Jed Hoyer from SD)	That he is! For some reason I thought Adrian Gonzalez had two years left with them heading into this year and Heath Bell had one. That actually makes me happier that he's sticking with them in 2011, to be honest, even at the expense of Boston (who was only signing him in my faux GM position). (Marc Normandin)
2010-07-23 13:00:00	I think Bob was referring to Strasburg's press attendants vs Latos' relative obscurity. Another follow-up on the Padres: Hitter or starting pitcher? (Follow up, Bob Bailey from Not Canada)	I think this is the part where somebody does the Johnny Carson golf swing pantomime, because that angle went totally over my head. Specifics always help. That said, I have to think most pitchers would probably just as soon not have quite as much scrutiny on them as Strasburg has - pitch well and it will come to you anyway, no need to add any extra pressure to what's already among the toughest jobs in all of sports. I think the Padres need another mid-order bat if they're serious about this thing. Right now it's Adrian Gonzalez and the Seven Dwarves in that lineup even after you adjust for the difficulty of hitting in Petco. (Jay Jaffe)
2010-07-09 13:00:00	What type of 1B would you target if you dealing Ubaldo in a keeper league with no restrictions on the amount of time a player can be kept? (Richard Christy from Brunch)	Before his ERA climbs any higher, I would go for the Miguel Cabrera/Adrian Gonzalez of the world. Cabrera may be tough because he's also having his best season, but Ubaldo looks like a shiny prize to many right now. He'll regress/is already regressing, so you have to move fast to make this work. (Marc Normandin)
2010-05-25 13:00:00	Is there any answer for the Orioles, other than 'be patient'? The bad luck has come in waves this season, and the brutal schedule so far has not helped a young team. Do they go after a thumper like Prince or Dunn or entertain trading for Adrian Gonzalez, or do they stay patient? Is Trembley a goner? (Geer from Birmingham, AL)	Unfortunately, the Orioles are going to have to be patient. Even if Angelos were to open the vault, top-of-the-line free agents don't want to step into a losing situation. Yes, I think Trembley is a goner. Dave is a good man but it's not working with him as the manager. (John Perrotto)
2010-03-25 14:00:00	What's the objective for the Padres this year? My thinking is that it's sorting through the pitching prospects. (formersd from San Diego)	Turn Heath Bell and Adrian Gonzalez into 80 WARP from 2012-2016. (Joe Sheehan)
2010-03-17 14:00:00	Does Adrian Gonzalez get traded and to whom? (Sal Toscano from FL)	I'm sort of skeptical about it under any time frame. Whereas in so many situations you might think that dealing him in 2011 instead of 2010 means that you're taking a big step down in terms of what kind of prospects you might receive in return, A-Gonz's deal is so cheap ($4.75 million this year, and a $5.5 million club option next) that he's still worth a big return next year. Then there's the Pads' anticipation that they might hang tough this year, added to the fact that he's affordable... in short, somebody's going to have really commit to dealing a lot of top talent to get him, this at a time when top talent is valued more dearly now than ever. Like I said, I'm skeptical anything gets done, because I don't know if anyone would part with what it ought to take to get him, and because there's no monster contract pushing the Padres to make a deal. (Christina Kahrl)
2010-03-04 13:00:00	If it's a metal kind of day, I urge you to listen to Brain Drill. One of the craziest bands I have ever heard. Do you think the White Sox will be able to pull off a deal for Adrian Gonzalez without Beckham (maybe Flowers and Mitchell)? (Matt from Bloomington)	I hope not, but I'm a Pads fan. I expect a king's ransom in return for Gonzalez, though honestly I think I just want the Padres to keep him. Power hitters who can hit at Petco are a rarity. (Marc Normandin)
2010-02-11 13:00:00	Which team do you see Adrian Gonzalez playing for on Opening Day 2011? I'm thinking the Pads move him at the trade deadline once they come to the realization that their 2010 team is not playoff bound. (Travis from San Diego)	The Red Sox are a pretty obvious fit, for a bunch of reasons (they have the cash to extend him, plenty of prospects, good relationship with Hoyer (obviously), Papi wearing down, etc). On a somewhat related note, with the Yankees officially out of the 1B game for a long, long time, guys like Gonzalez are really gonna have to work hard to find alternative bidders. If only you could short 1B futures.... (Shawn Hoffman)
2010-02-05 13:00:00	Pick two of these for my final keepers? Tulo, Adrian Gonzalez, Mark Reynolds. I'm leaning Tulo and Adrian. (already keeping Miguel Cabrera, Lincecum and Kemp) (malmstorm from Minneapolis)	Tulo and Adrian is how I would pick as well. Reynolds did much better last year than I ever expected him to, but I would have a hard time giving him a keeper pick based off of just the one season. (Marc Normandin)
2010-01-28 14:00:00	Everybody assumes Adrian Gonzalez is going to be traded this year, but I can't see a fit, either for need or with the necessary prospects to deal. What do you think? (dcoonce from bloomington, indiana)	I really think the AGonz chatter is a matter of wishcasting from those who envy the Padres their possession of him. He's signed cheaply through 2011, and they're taking themselves somewhat seriously. (Christina Kahrl)
2010-01-13 13:00:00	Do you think Adrian Gonzalez will be in San Diego this time next year? Thanks for the chat! (mattymatty2000 from Philly)	I think it all depends on how the Padres get out of the gate this season. If they play well and Jed Hoyer feels that he might be able to cobble together a contending team by 2011 then Gonzalez stays. If Hoyer feels he needs to begin a total rebuild then Gonzalez goes. (John Perrotto)
2009-12-29 15:00:00	july 13, 2010 noon: Bucholz, Ellsbury and Alex wilson (KG#13) for Adrian Gonzalez; I'll take your answer knowing you are a Yankee fan, thanks! (mo from las vegas)	The Padres need to have the value in a deal have less service time than those two players. It's reasonable on talent, but not on financial structure for their team. (Joe Sheehan)
2009-12-17 13:00:00	Adrian Gonzalez has given the Padres $69.3 million in production according to fan graph for only 5.1 million in salary. Is there a reason that they should trade him? (Jake H from Kansas City)	I'm not of the mind that they HAVE to do the deal, because I do think there's a tangible virtue in keeping him around as the team continues its rebuilding effort, and that it can be felt at the box office. Just the same, I do think there's value they're leaving on the table by not taking advantage of his well-below-market contract at a time when they're not really expecting to be competitive in the NL West. (Jay Jaffe)
2009-12-17 13:00:00	Thoughts about Mike Gonzalez to the O's? Garrett Atkins' chances of rebounding? Next move(s) for the O's that would make sense? Personally, I like both moves (and the Millwood one last week) given their relatively low cost (short commitments to all three players) and fit with the Orioles' long range plans. How about you? Do you see them "really" playing for M. Holliday or AGon? (BartPachino from Northridge, CA)	Not wild about either move, though Gonzo is flippable if need be, and the length, as you say, isn't bad. I like the Millwood move more. I don't see them in on Holliday, but the depth of their young pitching makes going after Adrian Gonzalez a viable possibility. (Jay Jaffe)
2009-12-15 14:00:00	Which ball park will Adrian Gonzalez call home next year? If it's not Petco, he could put up some awesome numbers, no? (uptick from St. Louis)	They'll be awesome anywhere. The thing I love about having him in Petco is that his contract's just $10.25 million over the next two years (or what's perhaps now best judged as, "less than the White Sox are paying Juan Pierre out of their own pockets"), and that fact's tremendously valuable in itself. You also get to offer him arbitration for 2012, and that wouldn't hurt you, either way, accepted or not. Maybe the Pads can't get to the playoffs in either of the next two seasons, but at that price, he very well could be part of it if they have a few other things work out. Taken together, the package you take to deal A-Gonz has to be a sox-knocker. It's up to Boston (or whoever) to make it so. (Christina Kahrl)
2009-11-24 13:00:00	What teams do you see lining up to trade for Miguel Cabrera? (Greg from St. Louis )	I wonder if he would be the backup plan for the Red Sox if they cannot land Adrian Gonzalez. They could certainly stand to part with talent and absorb Cabrera's contract, and they are known to be seeking another bopper. (Eric Seidman)
2009-12-01 13:00:00	Biggest name traded this offseason will be ___? (non Halladay division) (paulbellows from Calgary)	Good question. I'll say Adrian Gonzalez, though I'm still not sure if the Padres are serious about that. (Marc Normandin)
2009-09-24 14:00:00	Is Adrian Gonzalez a left handed hitting Evan Longoria? Who would you build a team around? (andy from san diego)	The third baseman who's a lot younger. (Joe Sheehan)
2009-09-17 14:00:00	Do the Mets have what it takes (in their farm) to get either Roy Halladay or Adrian Gonzalez in an offseason trade? I argue no, but my Mets-loving friend swears they'll get one or the other... (DanLong from NYC)	No, no. (Kevin Goldstein)
2009-09-07 13:00:00	You're Snakeskin Boots Colletti for a day at the winter meetings. Given that your major league rotation and upper level minors are relatively thin at the moment, are you still trying to get Adrian Gonzalez, and if so, how hard are you trying? (jtreadway from Caribbean Sea)	First off, maybe it's growing up on a ranch talking, but if I'm wearing boots, they better be of a kind I'm not afraid to wear outdoors. Second, I keep after Adrian Gonzalez with a passion, because he's signed through 2011 for a lot less than it will take to sign a similarly valuable bat. (Christina Kahrl)
2009-08-28 13:00:00	You've mentioned the possibility of Adrian Gonzalez being traded this offseason. Other than the Dodgers (who you've mentioned), what other teams would be in on it? And if Prince is made available, how would that change the market? (Capt Science from New York)	I think a bunch of teams would be in on Adrian Gonzalez as he is an outstanding offensive players who is making a pittance. Fielder would alter the market but I think Gonzalez would be more attractive because of his lower salary. (John Perrotto)
2009-08-28 13:00:00	If the Padres are serious about trading Adrian Gonzalez this offseason, is the TEX package the Rangers got for Texeira the starting point? Or have GM's wised up since then after seeing Andrus, Feliz, et al contribute so much? (Kyle Reese from The Future)	I think GMs have wised up. The Padres won't get a Teixeira-type haul but I think they'll get a lot. At least three pretty good youngins. (John Perrotto)
2009-07-30 14:00:00	Are the Red Sox making a big move or two in the next 26 hours? Are they acting urgent, and what do you foresee? (jlewando from DC)	They are trying like heck to make a big move. They're in on all the big names trying to make something happen. They seem fixated on Adrian Gonzalez and have the prospects to get him if they're willing to empty out part of the farm system. (John Perrotto)
2009-07-31 14:00:00	Should the Padres be able to get a better package for Adrian Gonzalez than the Blue Jays could get for Roy Halladay in part given Gonzalez's favorable contract? (Jeff from San Diego)	I think that is canceled out by the gap between being an ace starter and a first baseman, but it is a good point. The Padres, like the Jays, have to make the RIGHT call, not just the immediate one. (Joe Sheehan)
2009-06-18 13:00:00	Where do you stand on the idea of the Pads moving Adrian Gonzalez to the highest bidder? I fought it for a while, but I believe that it needs to be done in order to add solid young talent. I went to the game last night, and the only one of the starting nine that's above replacement level is AG. As a lifelong fan, it's quite depressing. (Travis from San Diego)	I hate to see him go, given how nice his contract is to that front office, but if they can pull in a megaton prospect or two--something the Padres desperately need--then you may have to. I haven't seen as many Padres games as I would like--moving out of Boston knocked me away from bars with any game I wanted on TV--so my depression has been relegated to scoreboards. (Marc Normandin)
2009-06-03 15:00:00	Adrian Gonzalez is reaching the point at which Boston could consider trading Clay Bucholtz, if he was offered, right? (dcoonce from bloomington, indiana)	By every indication from the new Moorad ownership, Adrian Gonzalez is not leaving San Diego. (Jay Jaffe)
2009-06-03 15:00:00	Step back from his hot start and give us the scoop on Adrian Gonzalez. Is this a career year or a step forward? What should we expect for the rest of the season and (especially) the next few years? (Craig from New Haven)	Gonzalez is sort of the poor man's Mark Teixiera - a great hitter and a very good defender, though he's not a switch-hitter and instead of landing in a hitter-friendly environment he's stuck in a rather rough one. He's put up three .300 EqAs in a row already, and it looks as though he's amid a perfect storm of his own age 27 season and a juiced ball (or whatever it is producing the homer spike) which could give him career-high numbers. I don't understand the thinking that the Padres need to trade him, and I applaud the aforementioned Moorad statement. He's great, he's affordable, and unless they're absolutely bowled over by an offer, they don't need to move him. (Jay Jaffe)
2009-05-21 14:00:00	Is Chase Utley at NL 2B the easiest of the All-Star picks? I mean, even Adrian Gonzalez is giving "some" sort of competition to Pujols. But Utley is just far above everyone, isn't he? Is he still somehow the most underrated player in baseball? (Taco from Philly)	Pujols, although Utley is up there. You can't not pick the best player in baseball, no matter what the other guys are doing. (Joe Sheehan)
2009-04-16 13:00:00	I think the Padres have a real chance of making it this year! (Oranguntang from Sevilla)	I wish. Sadly, I see more of Jake Peavy and Chris Young doing well with no one caring, and Adrian Gonzalez and Brian Giles being top 15-20 hitters in the NL again while most of the rest of the lineup lags behind (but not you Jody Gerut, we love you). (Marc Normandin)
2009-04-16 13:00:00	How about Adrian Gonzalez to the Red Sox for the fruit of their farm system? That would be a winner for everybody! (Phillip from Anatolia)	That's so tempting, but with Lars Anderson on the way, I'm not sure it's a good move for the Red Sox. Gonzalez is amazing, but when you balance what they would have to give up to acquire him and then measure that against what Anderson could give you... (Marc Normandin)
2008-11-07 13:00:00	If the Padres trade Peavy wouldn't it make sense to trade Adrian Gonzalez as well? What do you think they're likely to get for either or both of them? (Steve from McQueens)	Yes, especially since Kyle Blanks is coming up hard on Gonzalez's flank. He's not quite as good as Gonzalez, but the raw power will play, even in that park. You have to trade Peavy first; once you do that, then it's clearly a rebuild. For Peavy, I've said three guys: one top 25, one top 50, one top 100, at least two of whom can be on the field in August. For Gonzalez, less than that; the Padres could deal him and focus on some low-minors up-the-middle guys, as they've struggled mightily to fill those spots. (Joe Sheehan)
2008-09-09 13:30:00	In a strat league where a player is limited to the number of plate appearances he had in real life, is it a reasonable strategy to bat guys with tons of usage up at the top, regardless of whether they have the attributes for the lineup slot? For example does lineup order matter enough to avoid batting Adrian Gonzalez leadoff? Theriot 5th? Longoria 8th? I am somewhat inclined to just fill out the card in reverse order of available usage thinking that it is better to have my best players out there as many games as possible regardless of where they bat. (LindInMoskva from DC)	I don't worry about usage in a league like that until midway through the season, because you can always bench guys when you're out of it, and if you're contending, you can acquire PT in the trade market or micromanage over the last half of the year. I would never structure my lineup--and because the cards have known values, lineups are more important in Strat than in real life--worrying about usage. (Joe Sheehan)
2008-07-29 16:00:00	Padres trade: Adrian Gonzalez, Greg Maddux, Heath Bell Yankees send: Austin Jackson, Phil Hughes, Ian Kennedy, Melky Cabrera, Cano and a throw-in of Kei Igawa (dcoonce from bloomington, indiana)	You've been at Nick's early, haven't you? (Will Carroll)
2008-07-23 13:00:00	Fantasy Q: Should I trade Soto for Adrian Gonzalez? I'd be replacing Soto with Iannetta. Thanks! (boom-boom from Iowa City)	Well, all fantasy trades depend on format, but as a baseball proposition, I love Geovany Soto and would need more than Gonzalez to feel right about dealing him. (Nate Silver)
2008-07-17 13:00:00	Where does Adam Dunn finish the year? (Carlos from CA)	I wish the Padres would come out of nowhere and pick him up, then sign him to an extension. I know they need defense in that expansive outfield, but they also really, really need more bats than Brian Giles and Adrian Gonzalez. (Marc Normandin)
2008-06-26 13:00:00	Here's your crazy blockbuster - What about Adrian Gonzalez to the yanks for Kennedy, Melky, Igawa and either Jackson or Hughes? Solves problems for both teams, and Kennedy could be a good pitcher in that park and league. (dcoonce from bloomington, Indiana)	Not happening. Igawa has no value, Kennedy and Hughes are hurt, and Melky isn't hitting. You're talking about a Gold Glove-caliber first baseman who's 26 and on pace for 40 spanks while playing half his games in Petco. (Dayn Perry)
2008-06-06 13:00:00	Any further insight into why Smoak fell to 11th? I can't remember reading or hearing anything negative about him on this site or any other. Given everything I read, I was kind of shocked he wasn't considered a lock for the top 6 picks. Are Teixeira/Chipper comps really justified as his upside, or is that just silly? By the way, switch-hitting Adrian Gonzalez is sounding almost as good as Teixeira/Chipper these days! (mymrbig from New Orleans)	There's no real answer here. By the time morning arrived, you could run about six scenarios in your head and no matter what, one of these big college dudes was going to fall through no fault of his own. It could have been Posey, Crow, or Alonso, but it was Smoak. I really do think he's that good a prospect, I think he has real impact possibilities. (Kevin Goldstein)
2008-05-27 13:00:00	Is there any solution to the Mets' currently gaping hole at first base? (Jessica from NYC)	I'd imagine that you could get Dmitri Young pretty cheaply. Todd Helton. Maybe even Adrian Gonzalez, although he's going to cost you a fortune. But quite a few of the teams that look like they might be selling have a viable option at first base. (Nate Silver)
2008-03-25 14:00:00	Christina, will the power that James Loney flashed last year continue to develop? How is his glove compared to the rest of the league? (jasonbradleymill from Tucson, AZ)	For Loney, developing and retaining power is going to be key, because the "danger" is tht he becomes merely someone who fits into the Cecil Cooper/Chris Chambliss class of "Pretty good first basemen," and still a rung or two below the best at the position. It's not a bad thing if that's "all" he is, but given his youth and talent, it's hard to resist wishing for more. Afield, he's one of the better defenders in the NL, but keep in mind the league has a number of excellent-fielding first basemen (Adrian Gonzalez and Derrek Lee come to mind, and then there's that Pujols person). (Christina Kahrl)
2008-03-06 13:00:00	How long do you think it will take for the Pads to realize that Chase Headley should be their first baseman? (sndvl99 from Tarzana, CA)	Well, they've got Adrian Gonzalez, who was the only Padre hitter to meet his PECOTA projection last year. He's signed through 2010 and he's just 26, so I don't see him moving anywhere soon. (Jay Jaffe)
2008-02-07 14:00:00	What are your thoughts on Adrian Gonzalez? It seems that all he really need to do to have a monster year is to increase his walk total. (sndvl99 from Tarzana, CA)	It's not like it'll bounce up too much, at least his UIBBs. The park holds down his numbers, and he derives a lot of value from his defense, both of which make him underrated. Good player without much growth left. (Joe Sheehan)

BP Roundtables

Date	Roundtable Name	Comment
2010-07-13 16:30:00	All-Star Game	Nothing can bring down my love of Adrian Gonzalez. Especially since Mark Teixeira is already entrenched in pinstripes. (Marc Normandin)
2010-07-13 16:30:00	All-Star Game	Adrian Gonzalez is hitting .350/.412/.644 on the road. Name me five hitters better than Adrian Gonzalez in the majors. (Marc Normandin)
2010-04-05 09:30:00	Season Opener Roundtable	noahbraun (San Diego): Can anyone make an arguement against Adrian Gonzalez being the leagues most valuable player? most valuable to his team. without Gonzalez the Padres would be in 6th place (hint to joke. only 5 teams in west) First person to came to mind when I read this was Ryan Zimmerman. You could make an argument, I suppose, about Adam Dunn being the second bopper, but Zimmerman is a much more complete player. (Steph Bee)
2010-04-05 09:30:00	Season Opener Roundtable	Matt Ryan (San Diego): More likely to happen next year: Stephen Strasburg winning the Cy Young, or the Padres winning the west? Strasburg. Granted, he has to compete with the likes of Halladay, Lincecum, Haren, Oswalt, Santana, Wainwright, Carpenter...(you get the picture), but the Padres don't have the immediate firepower to overtake a team like the Rockies, especially if they deal their greatest offensive weapon, Adrian Gonzalez. (Steph Bee)
2010-04-05 09:30:00	Season Opener Roundtable	Dear Padres, I can deal with Tony Gwynn leading off, but David Eckstein in the #2 spot is just not acceptable. Adrian Gonzalez and Kyle Blanks need people to drive in. Love, Marc (Marc Normandin)
2009-10-28 17:00:00	2009 WS Game One	Utley was always a very good prospect, but never that crazy elite. He was the 15th overall pick in 2000, and that was one of the worst first rounds . . . ever. Of the 14 taken ahead of Utley, only seven even got to the big leagues, and only Adrian Gonzalez and Rocco Baldelli (breifly) were any good. When he was at Triple-A, he was seen as a very good offense-first 2B who could hit .280 with 15-20 bombs a year. He just never showed this big power in the minors, and he wasn't nearly as patient a hitter, either. (Kevin Goldstein)
2008-10-22 16:30:00	World Series Game One	It's like pitchability. I know it when I see it. You have to establish whether there's a performance gap--hell, MGL will tell you the platoon difference can't be determined because you don't get enough ABs--and then take into account everything else the player does. If Howard played first base like Adrian Gonzalez, then he'd warrant the lineup spot. But when you know the guy can't hit lefties, and he's a net negative everywhere else...what's the point? To pull an example...Curtis Granderson (before this year) couldn't hit lefties. But you could drop him in the lineup and he'd be a viable starter that way. And just since we're kind of in the neighborhood...this is what bugs me. If it was the eighth, it would be Romero facing Pena. But in the ninth, it's Lidge. That's dumb; the inning is a non-factor, but the platoon differentials--or if you prefer, skill sets, are the same. (Joe Sheehan)

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