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Andy Tracy
Philadelphia Phillies [ Team Audit ] [ Depth Chart ]
First Base
Bats L
Age 35
6' 3"
220 lbs.

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Historical Stats | 2009 Forecast | Diagnostics | Seven-Year Forecast | Valuation | Most Comparable Players | Player Comments

Historical Stats

-- Equivalents --
Year Tm Lg PA R 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS EqBRR AVG OBP SLG MLVr AVG OBP SLG EqA VORP Defense WARP
2006 OTT AAA 534 64 29 1 20 73 69 107 7 6 -3.0 .237 .337 .437 -.263 .190 .283 .356 .224 -23.1 107-1B 7 -1.1
2007 NWO AAA 574 88 24 1 23 87 89 110 2 3 0.0 .271 .387 .472 -.160 .214 .322 .370 .246 -6.7 123-1B -4 -0.8
2008 LEH AAA 507 71 34 0 22 85 65 96 5 0 -3.0 .288 .382 .521 -.016 .244 .334 .451 .271 15.0 102-1B 1 1.5


EQA Distribution

Seven-Year WARP

2009 Forecast

(projection generated 3/7/09 10:28 PM)
-- Equivalents --
Percentile PA R 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS EqBRR AVG OBP SLG MLVr AVG OBP SLG EqA VORP Defense WARP
90o 436 64 20 1 20 66 57 96 2 1 -1.9 .269 .368 .487 .117 .269 .368 .494 .294 19.8 104-1B 0 2.6
75o 409 54 18 1 17 59 51 93 2 1 -1.7 .253 .350 .455 .033 .253 .350 .461 .279 10.5 97-1B 0 1.7
60o 376 43 16 1 14 50 44 89 2 1 -1.5 .235 .329 .417 -.066 .235 .329 .424 .261 1.0 90-1B 0 0.7
50o 364 39 15 1 13 48 42 88 2 1 -1.4 .228 .321 .405 -.100 .229 .322 .411 .255 -1.9 87-1B 0 0.4
40o 352 36 14 1 12 45 40 86 2 1 -1.4 .222 .314 .392 -.134 .222 .314 .398 .248 -4.6 85-1B 0 0.1
25o 317 28 12 0 10 37 34 81 2 1 -1.2 .204 .293 .357 -.227 .205 .294 .362 .229 -11.0 77-1B 0 -0.6
10o 276 20 9 0 8 29 27 73 2 0 -1.0 .186 .271 .319 -.328 .186 .271 .324 .206 -16.0 68-1B 0 -1.3
Weighted Mean 376 42 15 1 14 50 44 89 2 1 -1.4 .233 .327 .415 -.069 .233 .327 .421 .258 2.8 90-1B 0 0.7

Diagnostics

Breakout Rate Improve Rate Collapse Rate Attrition Rate Beta

36%

51%

27%

25%

0.98

Seven-Year Forecast

-- Equivalents --
Year PA R 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO SB CS EqBRR AVG OBP SLG MLVr AVG OBP SLG EqA VORP Defense WARP
2009 (age 35) 376 42 15 1 14 50 44 89 2 1 -1.4 .233 .327 .415 -.069 .233 .327 .421 .258 2.8 90-1B 0 0.7
2010 (age 36) 403 49 18 0 14 56 49 91 3 1 -0.8 .244 .338 .423 -.054 .241 .333 .424 .265 2.1 96-1B 2 0.6
2011 (age 37) 265 26 10 0 9 34 29 60 1 0 -0.4 .241 .328 .412 -.088 .238 .324 .413 .257 0.3 65-1B 0 0.2
2012 (age 38)
-- out of baseball --
2013 (age 39)
-- out of baseball --
2014 (age 40)
-- out of baseball --
2015 (age 41)
-- out of baseball --

Platoon

Platoon AVG OBP SLG
vs LHP .210 .299 .372
vs RHP .241 .341 .449
Split -.031 -.042 -.076
LgAvg -.035 -.040 -.079

Valuation

Year BRAA FRAA Tot WARP MORP SuperVORP Upside
2009 -7.5 0.0 0.7 $950,000 0.7 1.4
2010 -4.6 2.0 0.6 $1,050,000 1.4 1.6
2011 -5.4 0.0 0.2 $650,000 -0.6 1.3
2012
-- out of baseball --
2013
-- out of baseball --
2014
-- out of baseball --
2015
-- out of baseball --
Peak 1.6 $1,425,000 0.3 4.4


Stars & Scrubs Chart

Career Path Analysis


Seven-Year Performance
Year 75% 50% 25% Weighted Mean
2009 .279 .255 .229 .258
2010 .278 .265 .236 .265
2011 .280 .263 .213 .257
2012
-- out of baseball --
2013
-- out of baseball --
2014
-- out of baseball --
2015
-- out of baseball --


Seven-Year Attrition
Year Attrition Rate Drop Rate Breakout
2009 25% 0% 36%
2010 61% 40% 17%
2011 82% 62% 10%
2012 90% 76% 3%
2013 93% 88% 1%
2014 99% 93% 0%
2015 100% 100% 0%

Most Comparable Players

Similarity Index

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Rank Hitter Year Score Trend Rank Hitter Year Score Trend
1 Jerry Willard 1995 52 11 Kevin Millar 2007 26
2 Ernie Young 2005 43 12 Scott McClain 2007 26
3 Walt Moryn 1961 38 13 Dan Driessen 1987 26
4 Fred McGriff 1999 37 14 Dale Long 1961 25
5 Alonzo Powell 2000 36 15 Bill White 1969 23
6 Phil Hiatt 2004 35 16 George Scott 1979 21
7 J.T. Snow 2003 34 17 John Mabry 2006 21
8 Tom Wilson 2006 32 18 Lee Stevens 2003 20
9 Mark Sweeney 2005 27 19 Eric Karros 2003 20
10 Bob Brenly 1989 27 20 Gates Brown 1974 20

Player Comments

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2005

Is he good enough to be a Ken Phelps All-Star? Tracy's better than some starting third basemen, and the Rockies have signed him to hang around and possibly replace Mark Sweeney. If he gets the playing time, he could put up some big numbers in XBH and Ks, so you know we love him. Something in the .275/.350/.500 range is probably a pretty good guess in Coors, though small sample size caveats apply.


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