Frobby Posted November 4, 2021 Author Share Posted November 4, 2021 3 hours ago, Can_of_corn said: College catcher, top 5 pick, played during the same era as Machado. I think he's a fine example. He also sat out 2020 and put up a .8 win season in 2019 so I'm not sure how much he really has left in the tank. My only point is he isn’t being pushed into retirement because he’s no longer a good player, unlike the majority of players. I’d venture a guess that if he’d been a free agent this offseason, some team would have ponied up for a 3-4 year deal. In any event, I agree Manny will end up far ahead of Posey’s WAR total, though he may not match the three rings Posey has. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Porky Posted November 4, 2021 Share Posted November 4, 2021 On 11/3/2021 at 11:52 AM, Frobby said: By the way, in case you’re wondering, during that same period the O’s drafted 12 players who have reached at least 1.0 rWAR, totaling 73.0 rWAR as a group so far. I don’t think that is too bad at all, especially considering the O’s had only one really high pick (Gausman, 16.8 rWAR) in that window. I’d say when we look back in 15 years, there’s a good chance we will have exceeded the league average in the 2012-18 period. I think the O's have drafted reasonably well the past decade. Sure, they've had some stinkers - but every team does. With the previous regime - GrayRod, DL Hall, Mountcastle, Gausman, Bundy, Machado, Means, Mullins, Hays, Mancini, Eduardo Rodriguez is a pretty solid haul. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
glenn__davis Posted November 4, 2021 Share Posted November 4, 2021 1 minute ago, Porky said: I think the O's have drafted reasonably well the past decade. Sure, they've had some stinkers - but every team does. With the previous regime - GrayRod, DL Hall, Mountcastle, Gausman, Bundy, Machado, Means, Mullins, Hays, Mancini, Eduardo Rodriguez is a pretty solid haul. Rodriguez wasn't drafted, he was an international FA. But I agree with your overall point. I have defended the Rajisch draft results many times on here before, especially when you consider how quick Dan Duquette was to forfeit draft picks. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Frobby Posted November 4, 2022 Author Share Posted November 4, 2022 Updating the info from last year’s OP: Correa, 39.5 rWAR, drafted 2012 debuted 2015 Bregman, 30.5 rWAR, 2015/2016 Tucker, 12.2 rWAR, 2015/2018 McCullers, 11.1 rWAR, 2012/2015 Laureano, 10.5 rWAR, 2014/2018 Straw, 6.6 rWAR, 2015/2018 Sandoval, 5.9 rWAR, 2015/2019 Phillips, 4.8 rWAR, 2012/2017 Kemp, 4.8 rWAR, 2013/2018 Pena, 4.8 rWAR, 2018/2022 McCormick, 3.7 rWAR, 2017/2021 Josh Rojas, 3.5 rWAR, 2017/2019 Mengden, 2.4 rWAR, 2014/2016 JD Davis, 2.2 rWAR, 2014/17 Meyers, 1.7 rWAR, 2017/2021 That’s 144.2 rWAR so far from the Elias drafts while in Houston. Two players, Pena and Rojas, were added to the list from the OP, while two others, Toro and Thornton, were removed because they’ve fallen below 1.0 rWAR for their careers. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Frobby Posted November 11, 2023 Author Share Posted November 11, 2023 (edited) Here’s a 2023 update on the Astros drafted while Elias was in Houston. Correa, 40.9 rWAR, drafted 2012 debuted 2015 Bregman, 35.4 rWAR, 2015/2016 Tucker, 18.3 rWAR, 2015/2018 Laureano, 12.5 rWAR, 2014/2018 McCullers, 11.1 rWAR, 2012/2015 Pena, 8.7 rWAR, 2018/2022 Straw, 7.8 rWAR, 2015/2018 McCormick, 7.2 rWAR, 2017/2021 Sandoval, 6.3 rWAR, 2015/2019 Phillips, 4.7 rWAR, 2012/2017 Josh Rojas, 3.9 rWAR, 2017/2019 Kemp, 3.5 rWAR, 2013/2018 Meyers, 3.3 rWAR, 2017/2021 JD Davis, 3.1 rWAR, 2014/2017 Mengden, 2.4 rWAR, 2014/2016 France 1.5 rWAR, 2018/2023 Thornton 1.4 rWAR, 2015/2019 J. Rogers 1.2 rWAR, 2016/2019 Toro 1.0 rWAR, 2016/2019 That’s 174.2 rWAR from players over 1.0 rWAR. 30 WAR increase from last year. Just about 25 rWAR per year during the 7 years Elias was in Houston, and that number is going to continue growing for a long time. Very impressive. I probably won’t update this anymore since Elias now has a track record building in Baltimore. But we’ll see. Edited November 11, 2023 by Frobby 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Frobby Posted November 11, 2023 Author Share Posted November 11, 2023 Here’s the comparable data from the Orioles, recognizing that the O’s were drafting lower than the Astros during a lot of 2012-16: Gausman 23.0 2012/2013 Walker 12.6 2012/2014 Mullins 12.2 2015/2018 Yastrzemski 11.9 2013/2019 Hader 11.7 2012/2017 Means 9.8 2014/2019 Hays 9.0 2016/2017 Mancini 8.2 2013/2016 Heim 5.3 2013/2020 Mountcastle 5.2 2015/2020 Scott 4.6 2014/2017 Harvey 3.4 2013/2019 Brault 1.8 2013/2016 Hart 1.7 2013/2016 That’s 120.4 rWAR so far. Note that nobody from 2017-18 is on the list yet, including Hall and Rodriguez. 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Jammer7 Posted November 11, 2023 Share Posted November 11, 2023 Awesome info, thanks Frobby! After looking at it and realizing that four of our top 5 from that timeframe did almost all of their best work in other uniforms, ouch! In the years to come, I look forward to the comparison of the same years range with Adley, Gunnar, Grayson, Jackson, Heston, Colton, Jordan and Coby. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ShoelesJoe Posted November 11, 2023 Share Posted November 11, 2023 Quote Mullins 12.2 2015/2018 Yastrzemski 11.9 2013/2019 Good Lord. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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