November 8, 2009
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Around the Majors: Bonds has surgeryby Lee SininsFebruary 01, 2005 1) Barry Bonds had arthroscopic surgery on his left knee yesterday and is expected to miss some of spring training, but be "full strength" by Opening Day. After 161 RCAA/1.381 OPS and 115 RCAA/1.278 OPS seasons, Bonds hit .812 SLG, .609 OBA, 1.422 OPS, 152 RCAA in 147 games. He set the single season records for OBA and OPS, breaking his own previous marks. Bonds has a 1.053 career OPS, compared to his league average of .749, and 1496 RCAA in 2716 games. Bonds ranks 2nd on the career RCAA list-- RCAA 1 Babe Ruth 1795 2 Barry Bonds 1496 3 Ted Williams 1475 4 Ty Cobb 1369 5 Lou Gehrig 1247 6 Stan Musial 1204 7 Mickey Mantle 1099 8 Rogers Hornsby 1084 9 Tris Speaker 1053 10 Hank Aaron 1032 2) The Mariners signed free agent P Jeff Nelson to a minor league contract, with an invitation to spring training. After 3.94 ERA/1 RSAA and 3.74 ERA/4 RSAA seasons, Nelson had a 5.32 ERA/-1 RSAA in 29 games with the Rangers. He has a 3.38 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.59, and 95 RSAA in 743 games. 3) The Cubs are reportedly close to signing free agent OF Jeromy Burnitz. 4) The Mets signed free agents INF Jed Hansen and Ps Scott Stewart and Eric Junge to minor league contracts. Stewart was invited to spring training. After 3.O9 ERA/8 RSAA and 3.98 ERA/5 RSAA seasons, Stewart had a 6.58 ERA/-6 RSAA in 34 games with the Indians and Dodgers. He has a 3.99 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.27, and 12 RSAA in 214 games. Hansen had -5 RCAA/.717 OPS in 87 games with the 1997-99 Royals. Junge had a 2.21 ERA/3 RSAA in 10 games with the 2002-03 Phillies. 5) According to the Denver Post, the Rockies are considering making a Preston Wilson for Mike Cameron trade offer. According to NY Newsday, they made the offer and the Mets are "lukewarm." If you enjoy the ATM reports and want to support them, check out my other creation--the sabermetric baseball encyclopedia. Orders are now being taken for the next edition, which will include the 2004 stats and is currently shipping. It's powerful, yet extremely easy to use. Features extensive sorting, stat display options, and features that are not available in online and printed sources. The deluxe package has been greatly expanded, making it a much better bargain. For more information, see http://www.baseball-encyclopedia.com According to Peter Gammons, "There is no greater baseball tool than Lee Sinins' Baseball Sabermetric Encyclopedia. Get thee to Baseball Immortals and order the disc, haste post haste." The product Jayson Stark called "the best invention since the toaster oven!" has gotten even more powerful. Commenting is not available in this weblog entry. Do you have a general question or comment for one of THT's writers? Send it in to our weekly mailbag We also welcome unsolicited op-ed pieces of approximately 500 words for consideration. We reserve the right to edit for length, clarity and consistency of style. Please include your whole name and location to be considered. If you have a comment about this specific article, please email the writer. Next Article: Drying Off the Spitty 1910s, Part 2: The Careers>> <<Previous Article: All About Arbitration |
