2026 ZiPS Projections: Boston Pink Sox

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For the twenty second consecutive season, the ZiPS projection system is unleashing a full set of prognostications. For extra data on the ZiPS projections, please seek the advice of this yr’s introduction, in addition to MLB’s glossary entry. The workforce order is chosen by lot, and the following workforce up is the Boston Pink Sox.

Batters

After three years fumbling across the .500 mark and being firmly out of the AL East dialogue, the Pink Sox returned to the playoffs for the primary time since 2021, and have been nonetheless combating for the AL East title as late as early September. The season ended with the unsatisfactory conclusion of dropping the Wild Card Collection to the Yankees in three video games. The Pink Sox are a workforce I’ve lot of conflicting feelings about. I nonetheless don’t assume the Mookie Betts state of affairs was dealt with all that effectively, and I believe they’ve missed some upside alternatives by typically being very quiet at commerce deadlines. I additionally marvel if the entire Alex BregmanRafael Devers state of affairs earlier this yr may have been prevented with higher communication. However that is additionally a franchise that does large issues to enhance the workforce; buying and selling for Garrett Crochet was an enormous play, signing Bregman final yr was daring, and buying each Sonny Grey and Willson Contreras from the Cardinals in separate swaps this offseason have been shrewd strikes to focus on particular workforce issues. I assume one of the simplest ways to explain the franchise now’s “unsentimental.”

Nevertheless they bought right here, ZiPS initiatives the lineup to be an extremely strong, deep group, with the weakest spots — second base, third base, and catcher — nonetheless projecting to be common or higher. This isn’t simply an artifact of aggressive enjoying time projections, both, as ZiPS sees numerous worth within the the steady of backups and position gamers. That Boston was capable of ship prospects to the White Sox enough to land Crochet final offseason whereas nonetheless graduating a number of prospects to the majors displays how quietly wonderful the group’s developmental pipeline has been.

One can see why there’s a lot speak about a potential Jarren Duran commerce that will or could not contain Ketel Marte. Duran will get loads of enjoying time in Boston, however he’s in all probability much more invaluable to a workforce like Arizona than the Pink Sox, who’re with none actual outfield holes now that Roman Anthony has efficiently reached the majors. Kristian Campbell’s projection has taken an enormous hit, because of a awful main league debut and a surprisingly underwhelming efficiency at Triple-A after his demotion; he nonetheless initiatives to have a strong future, although it will not be in Boston. I’m not predicting Trevor Story to be as wholesome as our Depth Charts count on, but it surely was good to see him get a completely wholesome season in for the primary time shortly.

Including Contreras was a very good deal. If Duran is extra invaluable to a different workforce than Boston, then Boston is arguably one of many best possible locations for Contreras. No, he isn’t a star, however the Pink Sox are prime contenders, and which means they want certainty right here moderately than somebody who may probably convey larger upside. The Sox cobbled collectively replacements at first base after Triston Casas ruptured his patella, however that’s a tricky place to cobble collectively offense for on the fly, and Pink Sox first basemen solely mixed for a .244/.305/.386, -0.7 WAR line, simply the worst manufacturing on the place of any playoff workforce this yr. Casas’ damage in 2025 and a fractured rib in 2024 value him numerous enjoying time, and even when there’s an expectation that he can flip issues round, Boston is in a tricky place to really should rely on that. I nonetheless assume Casas can have success within the majors, however it could merely be with a franchise that may take a riskier method.

I’m really mildly aggravated there isn’t extra to complain about, since I’m a person who likes snark, and since I’m from Baltimore, any Pink Sox success could hinder the Orioles.

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Pitchers

In the event you requested me after the World Collection what the Pink Sox most wanted within the pitching division, I’d have mentioned a real no. 2 starter between Crochet on the prime and their deep steady of mid-rotation starters. They addressed their greatest offensive weak spot with a commerce, and so they did the identical factor right here, buying Grey from the Cardinals. And as with the Crochet commerce, they did it with out giving up anybody they desperately didn’t wish to lose; Brandon Clarke could possibly be an actual plus for the Cardinals sometime, however there are numerous issues that must occur for him to get there.

Crochet has the second-best WAR projection for a pitcher in ZiPS, behind solely Tarik Skubal, so there’s no ZiPS causes to query Crochet’s bonafides as a beast of an ace. No different members of the rotation moreover Crochet and Grey get superb projections, however there are a lot of completely helpful projections, ok to make the Pink Sox and most of their followers joyful. Brayan Bello is a reliable quantity three, and ZiPS locations Payton Tolle, Connelly Early, Kutter Crawford, Kyle Harrison, Patrick Sandoval, and Johan Oviedo in roughly the identical tier of average-ish efficiency. Principally, pulling any two out of the hat provides the Sox one of many higher 4/5 conditions within the majors. And you’ll argue that principally all of them have an upside state of affairs that might not less than put them at Grey-level efficiency, although I’m rather less bullish on Oviedo. A bunch of arms with query and upside is the Dodgers’ method, and I believe it’ll work effectively right here.

Aroldis Chapman has some draw back danger because of age, however he was terrific in 2025, when he reduce out the walks that had lengthy plagued his profile as his sinker more and more turned a bigger a part of his arsenal. It’s uncommon to see pitchers change what makes them profitable as they method 40, and out of doors of these age considerations, there’s no actual motive to fret about him. The times of experimenting with Garrett Whitlock as a starter could be over, however he efficiently got here again from damage as a dynamite setup man. Likewise, Jordan Hicks is finest used as a reliever. Of the projected bullpen, ZiPS is basically uneasy about solely Zack Kelly. It additionally thinks that Ryan Watson, a Rule 5 reliever picked up in a commerce with the A’s, was a sneaky-good transfer.

All informed, ZiPS thinks the Pink Sox must eclipse 90 wins and be critically within the battle for the AL East title. ZiPS additionally thinks that Boston has much less draw back than its competitors, and an terrible lot must go fallacious for this workforce to return to the place it was from 2022-24.


Ballpark graphic courtesy Eephus League. Depth charts constructed by the use of these listed right here. Measurement of participant names could be very roughly proportional to Depth Chart enjoying time. The ultimate workforce projections could differ significantly from our Depth Chart enjoying time.

Batters – Superior

Participant PA BA OBP SLG OPS+ ISO BABIP Def WAR wOBA 3YOPS+ RC
Roman Anthony 588 .267 .369 .443 126 .176 .341 7 4.0 .355 129 85
Jarren Duran 643 .259 .326 .445 113 .186 .320 11 3.7 .332 110 91
Ceddanne Rafaela 582 .264 .307 .430 103 .166 .313 11 3.6 .318 104 79
Alex Bregman 568 .251 .342 .415 111 .164 .266 2 3.1 .331 107 71
Wilyer Abreu 458 .245 .328 .438 112 .193 .297 9 2.5 .330 111 61
Trevor Story 543 .255 .301 .418 98 .163 .327 -2 2.4 .310 93 68
Willson Contreras 478 .254 .350 .443 120 .189 .315 1 2.2 .346 114 65
Kristian Campbell 559 .246 .336 .373 99 .126 .325 -4 1.8 .316 101 64
Nate Eaton 459 .246 .307 .386 93 .140 .312 4 1.8 .303 89 55
David Hamilton 374 .228 .298 .359 83 .131 .282 7 1.8 .291 84 46
Carlos Narváez 418 .224 .307 .362 87 .138 .291 3 1.6 .296 88 42
Vinny Capra 344 .244 .313 .351 86 .107 .298 7 1.5 .295 86 35
Nathaniel Lowe 590 .265 .341 .408 109 .143 .325 -1 1.5 .327 105 74
Braiden Ward 382 .246 .336 .331 88 .085 .321 0 1.4 .303 90 46
Nick Sogard 492 .248 .333 .343 90 .095 .311 -4 1.4 .303 91 53
Franklin Arias 517 .247 .294 .349 79 .102 .279 4 1.3 .282 84 54
Masataka Yoshida 398 .278 .339 .414 110 .136 .302 0 1.2 .328 105 51
Marcelo Mayer 353 .238 .295 .387 89 .149 .294 1 1.1 .296 93 38
Triston Casas 359 .239 .340 .426 113 .187 .290 -2 1.0 .333 113 45
Ali Sánchez 265 .240 .293 .347 79 .107 .305 5 1.0 .282 77 25
Yasmani Grandal 269 .231 .313 .345 84 .114 .272 0 0.9 .294 81 26
Romy Gonzalez 329 .266 .307 .426 102 .160 .338 4 0.9 .314 99 43
Connor Wong 351 .248 .309 .386 93 .138 .313 -8 0.6 .304 87 40
Tristan Grey 428 .223 .281 .379 83 .156 .291 0 0.6 .286 81 42
Allan Castro 472 .230 .299 .340 79 .110 .293 -1 0.5 .284 84 46
Mikey Romero 513 .229 .273 .394 84 .165 .299 -2 0.4 .288 90 53
Elih Marrero 161 .211 .280 .299 63 .088 .293 3 0.3 .261 63 14
Trayce Thompson 352 .210 .287 .365 81 .155 .306 -4 0.2 .286 75 35
Seby Zavala 252 .184 .264 .305 59 .121 .288 1 0.1 .255 55 18
Jason Delay 248 .218 .271 .284 56 .066 .282 3 0.1 .249 56 18
A.J. Vukovich 112 .190 .277 .330 69 .140 .262 0 0.1 .272 68 9
Johanfran Garcia 233 .206 .262 .327 64 .121 .282 -1 0.0 .260 73 19
Ahbram Liendo 477 .218 .279 .271 56 .053 .317 6 0.0 .249 63 40
Matt Lloyd 379 .234 .307 .368 88 .134 .306 -1 0.0 .295 86 40
Brooks Brannon 375 .226 .269 .339 69 .113 .330 -4 -0.1 .266 76 33
Ronaldo Hernández 291 .219 .268 .342 69 .123 .259 -4 -0.1 .267 69 25
Corey Rosier 391 .221 .296 .309 70 .088 .283 3 -0.1 .272 72 37
Max Ferguson 435 .197 .286 .281 60 .084 .266 -1 -0.3 .258 64 36
Andruw Musett 379 .205 .266 .282 54 .077 .281 -1 -0.4 .247 61 26
Justin Gonzales 395 .242 .299 .354 82 .112 .289 -9 -0.4 .288 85 42
Yophery Rodriguez 481 .210 .277 .312 65 .102 .270 7 -0.5 .262 69 41
Tyler McDonough 385 .227 .284 .320 69 .093 .319 -8 -0.5 .268 68 35
Ronald Rosario 403 .208 .262 .307 59 .099 .267 -4 -0.5 .253 63 31
Phillip Sikes 372 .200 .272 .316 64 .116 .297 3 -0.5 .261 65 32
Miguel Bleis 461 .202 .260 .319 61 .117 .258 7 -0.5 .257 67 41
Freili Encarnacion 452 .222 .268 .359 74 .137 .295 -7 -0.6 .274 79 43
Drew Ehrhard 232 .225 .272 .338 70 .113 .278 0 -0.6 .268 72 21
Caden Rose 280 .173 .262 .262 48 .089 .317 4 -0.8 .241 55 19
Karson Simas 308 .212 .270 .272 53 .060 .314 -3 -0.8 .245 54 23
Juan Montero 125 .171 .256 .216 35 .045 .271 0 -0.8 .221 41 7
Marvin Alcantara 504 .223 .268 .274 53 .051 .279 -1 -0.9 .243 57 37
Nelly Taylor 493 .195 .282 .296 62 .101 .290 -5 -0.9 .260 69 43
Raudelis Martinez 305 .201 .269 .272 53 .071 .236 3 -1.0 .245 55 20
Hudson White 265 .170 .235 .232 32 .062 .241 -2 -1.1 .213 35 13
Nazzan Zanetello 370 .170 .257 .276 50 .106 .310 -3 -1.1 .243 58 25
Juan Chacon 249 .201 .258 .262 47 .061 .311 0 -1.2 .235 49 18
Antonio Anderson 421 .196 .261 .274 51 .078 .300 -3 -1.4 .242 56 28
Luis Ravelo 294 .185 .245 .244 38 .059 .268 -3 -1.4 .222 44 16
Nathan Hickey 481 .210 .297 .347 80 .137 .287 -11 -1.5 .285 83 44
Tyler Miller 366 .204 .249 .307 55 .103 .267 0 -1.6 .245 60 28
Fraymi De Leon 314 .174 .233 .223 29 .049 .265 0 -1.6 .209 35 19
Albert Feliz 270 .171 .222 .283 40 .112 .313 -3 -1.9 .224 46 16

Batters – Prime Close to-Age Offensive Comps

Batters – eightieth/twentieth Percentiles

Participant eightieth BA eightieth OBP eightieth SLG eightieth OPS+ eightieth WAR twentieth BA twentieth OBP twentieth SLG twentieth OPS+ twentieth WAR
Roman Anthony .297 .401 .500 149 5.5 .238 .344 .395 107 2.4
Jarren Duran .284 .352 .490 132 5.3 .231 .302 .392 93 2.1
Ceddanne Rafaela .290 .332 .479 123 5.1 .239 .283 .381 85 2.2
Alex Bregman .276 .368 .466 131 4.5 .224 .313 .366 91 1.6
Wilyer Abreu .270 .353 .497 133 3.7 .221 .302 .389 94 1.6
Trevor Story .281 .325 .469 119 3.9 .224 .270 .370 77 0.9
Willson Contreras .282 .379 .495 141 3.3 .228 .326 .392 101 1.1
Kristian Campbell .274 .361 .417 118 3.1 .220 .308 .333 81 0.5
Nate Eaton .271 .333 .435 111 2.9 .215 .278 .339 74 0.7
David Hamilton .258 .332 .417 106 2.9 .200 .270 .316 65 0.8
Carlos Narváez .256 .337 .410 107 2.7 .197 .279 .313 65 0.5
Vinny Capra .269 .339 .392 103 2.3 .212 .286 .307 66 0.7
Nathaniel Lowe .291 .366 .451 126 2.8 .237 .310 .365 89 0.1
Braiden Ward .274 .359 .373 105 2.2 .216 .306 .292 70 0.5
Nick Sogard .278 .358 .389 111 2.5 .220 .302 .298 70 0.2
Franklin Arias .271 .319 .394 98 2.5 .219 .269 .310 61 0.1
Masataka Yoshida .309 .367 .461 129 2.2 .246 .311 .364 89 0.1
Marcelo Mayer .267 .321 .447 111 2.1 .213 .268 .344 71 0.3
Triston Casas .265 .365 .485 133 1.9 .213 .316 .372 93 0.2
Ali Sánchez .278 .327 .391 99 1.7 .210 .261 .302 59 0.4
Yasmani Grandal .263 .346 .397 107 1.6 .197 .281 .294 63 0.2
Romy Gonzalez .298 .337 .477 124 1.7 .232 .272 .368 79 -0.1
Connor Wong .276 .340 .437 114 1.5 .220 .280 .336 74 -0.3
Tristan Grey .246 .303 .429 101 1.5 .194 .256 .341 67 -0.3
Allan Castro .260 .328 .388 98 1.7 .204 .273 .295 61 -0.5
Mikey Romero .257 .301 .448 105 1.7 .205 .251 .342 66 -0.7
Elih Marrero .245 .316 .343 85 0.8 .182 .247 .257 42 -0.1
Trayce Thompson .241 .316 .427 105 1.2 .180 .257 .309 60 -0.7
Seby Zavala .214 .298 .362 79 0.7 .155 .235 .254 38 -0.6
Jason Delay .252 .311 .331 78 0.8 .187 .239 .240 35 -0.5
A.J. Vukovich .221 .307 .388 92 0.4 .165 .247 .275 48 -0.2
Johanfran Garcia .239 .291 .388 88 0.7 .176 .231 .271 42 -0.6
Ahbram Liendo .248 .312 .309 74 1.2 .189 .251 .235 39 -1.1
Matt Lloyd .261 .337 .412 107 0.9 .205 .278 .321 67 -1.0
Brooks Brannon .257 .299 .394 92 0.9 .196 .242 .282 48 -1.2
Ronaldo Hernández .248 .296 .395 90 0.6 .191 .239 .295 49 -0.9
Corey Rosier .246 .325 .355 87 0.7 .195 .269 .275 52 -1.0
Max Ferguson .225 .315 .321 79 0.7 .172 .264 .247 44 -1.2
Andruw Musett .239 .301 .338 78 0.7 .176 .235 .249 37 -1.2
Justin Gonzales .270 .329 .404 105 0.6 .210 .269 .310 64 -1.4
Yophery Rodriguez .239 .305 .360 85 0.7 .181 .248 .268 46 -1.6
Tyler McDonough .261 .313 .371 88 0.5 .202 .258 .281 52 -1.3
Ronald Rosario .241 .294 .364 83 0.7 .177 .234 .268 40 -1.5
Phillip Sikes .228 .300 .367 85 0.4 .173 .245 .277 46 -1.4
Miguel Bleis .228 .286 .366 78 0.4 .178 .239 .284 46 -1.5
Freili Encarnacion .252 .294 .416 94 0.5 .193 .239 .313 54 -1.8
Drew Ehrhard .256 .304 .391 92 0.1 .199 .245 .290 51 -1.1
Caden Rose .199 .290 .310 68 -0.1 .145 .236 .213 29 -1.5
Karson Simas .238 .297 .309 70 -0.1 .182 .240 .236 34 -1.5
Juan Montero .196 .282 .255 52 -0.5 .143 .227 .177 18 -1.1
Marvin Alcantara .251 .299 .310 70 0.3 .198 .246 .241 39 -1.7
Nelly Taylor .222 .311 .341 82 0.3 .170 .257 .256 46 -1.9
Raudelis Martinez .231 .300 .307 69 -0.3 .174 .241 .234 35 -1.7
Hudson White .206 .269 .278 53 -0.4 .141 .206 .194 14 -1.7
Nazzan Zanetello .199 .290 .330 72 0.0 .138 .229 .228 29 -2.0
Juan Chacon .230 .291 .306 66 -0.6 .169 .227 .223 28 -1.8
Antonio Anderson .227 .288 .323 69 -0.4 .171 .231 .232 33 -2.3
Luis Ravelo .218 .276 .294 58 -0.6 .156 .213 .201 17 -2.2
Nathan Hickey .234 .322 .392 98 -0.4 .183 .267 .299 60 -2.7
Tyler Miller .234 .280 .353 73 -0.7 .181 .225 .261 37 -2.4
Fraymi De Leon .198 .263 .260 45 -0.9 .146 .211 .189 13 -2.2
Albert Feliz .202 .250 .327 59 -1.2 .145 .192 .229 20 -2.6

Batters – Platoon Splits

Participant BA vs. L OBP vs. L SLG vs. L BA vs. R OBP vs. R SLG vs. R
Roman Anthony .266 .362 .430 .268 .371 .448
Jarren Duran .247 .311 .388 .264 .332 .470
Ceddanne Rafaela .262 .304 .448 .265 .308 .422
Alex Bregman .253 .347 .413 .250 .339 .416
Wilyer Abreu .232 .312 .376 .251 .334 .466
Trevor Story .266 .312 .455 .251 .296 .403
Willson Contreras .265 .359 .469 .250 .347 .433
Kristian Campbell .255 .346 .387 .243 .333 .367
Nate Eaton .250 .318 .404 .244 .302 .376
David Hamilton .221 .283 .327 .232 .305 .373
Carlos Narváez .230 .317 .385 .222 .302 .351
Vinny Capra .252 .325 .364 .239 .306 .343
Nathaniel Lowe .257 .329 .388 .268 .345 .416
Braiden Ward .235 .337 .329 .250 .336 .332
Nick Sogard .255 .335 .358 .244 .331 .336
Franklin Arias .252 .301 .356 .245 .291 .346
Masataka Yoshida .263 .327 .374 .284 .344 .429
Marcelo Mayer .231 .283 .341 .241 .299 .405
Triston Casas .227 .324 .402 .244 .347 .437
Ali Sánchez .238 .293 .357 .241 .292 .342
Yasmani Grandal .230 .319 .361 .232 .312 .339
Romy Gonzalez .278 .326 .468 .257 .293 .397
Connor Wong .250 .315 .393 .246 .305 .382
Tristan Grey .214 .268 .344 .228 .288 .398
Allan Castro .226 .291 .339 .231 .301 .340
Mikey Romero .212 .260 .364 .234 .277 .404
Elih Marrero .220 .278 .320 .206 .280 .289
Trayce Thompson .213 .295 .380 .208 .283 .357
Seby Zavala .189 .282 .338 .181 .255 .289
Jason Delay .228 .282 .278 .213 .265 .287
A.J. Vukovich .200 .282 .343 .185 .274 .323
Johanfran Garcia .212 .264 .333 .203 .261 .324
Ahbram Liendo .232 .297 .296 .213 .272 .261
Matt Lloyd .223 .288 .340 .239 .314 .379
Brooks Brannon .223 .266 .340 .227 .271 .339
Ronaldo Hernández .226 .277 .366 .216 .263 .330
Corey Rosier .206 .278 .268 .226 .302 .325
Max Ferguson .193 .279 .266 .199 .289 .287
Andruw Musett .204 .275 .306 .205 .263 .273
Justin Gonzales .245 .304 .377 .240 .296 .345
Yophery Rodriguez .198 .264 .288 .213 .281 .320
Tyler McDonough .228 .282 .327 .226 .285 .317
Ronald Rosario .225 .279 .324 .201 .255 .301
Phillip Sikes .218 .292 .337 .192 .263 .308
Miguel Bleis .202 .261 .315 .202 .260 .321
Freili Encarnacion .222 .267 .373 .222 .268 .354
Drew Ehrhard .239 .292 .373 .219 .263 .322
Caden Rose .173 .271 .267 .173 .258 .260
Karson Simas .218 .277 .287 .209 .268 .265
Juan Montero .176 .282 .235 .169 .244 .208
Marvin Alcantara .231 .279 .285 .220 .264 .270
Nelly Taylor .191 .274 .282 .196 .285 .301
Raudelis Martinez .194 .263 .264 .204 .272 .276
Hudson White .173 .241 .267 .169 .232 .217
Nazzan Zanetello .177 .269 .281 .167 .252 .274
Juan Chacon .203 .267 .275 .200 .254 .256
Antonio Anderson .206 .268 .284 .192 .259 .270
Luis Ravelo .184 .241 .250 .186 .246 .242
Nathan Hickey .196 .275 .299 .215 .305 .363
Tyler Miller .193 .234 .261 .207 .255 .323
Fraymi De Leon .174 .234 .209 .174 .233 .229
Albert Feliz .176 .225 .284 .169 .221 .282

Pitcher – Commonplace

Participant T Age W L ERA G GS IP H ER HR BB SO
Garrett Crochet L 27 15 6 2.78 30 30 184.3 152 57 18 49 230
Sonny Grey R 36 11 8 3.74 27 27 154.0 147 64 19 41 160
Brayan Bello R 27 11 10 4.02 31 30 163.3 157 73 17 58 136
Garrett Whitlock R 30 6 3 3.17 45 5 71.0 61 25 7 18 81
Connelly Early L 24 8 7 4.07 24 21 108.3 99 49 12 40 110
Payton Tolle L 23 5 4 4.15 28 21 102.0 95 47 15 30 106
Aroldis Chapman L 38 5 2 2.92 56 0 49.3 35 16 4 22 71
Tanner Houck R 30 6 5 4.00 19 17 100.7 99 48 10 33 79
Kyle Harrison L 24 5 4 4.34 27 23 110.0 104 53 14 44 107
Johan Oviedo R 28 6 5 4.28 22 20 96.7 87 46 12 41 93
Patrick Sandoval L 29 6 5 4.21 17 17 87.7 88 41 8 39 78
Tyler Uberstine R 27 5 5 4.38 22 18 100.7 101 49 13 35 88
Lucas Giolito R 31 7 8 4.65 27 27 137.3 137 71 21 53 123
John Holobetz R 23 5 6 4.49 21 17 110.3 116 55 14 31 80
Kutter Crawford R 30 6 7 4.47 21 18 104.7 100 52 16 32 90
Yordanny Monegro R 23 4 4 4.28 21 19 75.7 73 36 10 27 69
Josh Winckowski R 28 5 4 4.13 32 9 80.7 84 37 9 26 63
Shane Drohan L 27 5 5 4.62 19 17 74.0 72 38 9 33 63
David Sandlin R 25 6 6 4.62 27 13 87.7 93 45 13 30 69
Ryan Watson R 28 4 3 4.15 36 5 60.7 61 28 7 20 50
Jovani Morán L 29 3 1 3.74 33 3 43.3 38 18 4 19 48
Eduardo Rivera L 23 4 5 4.77 20 14 77.3 74 41 10 40 70
Hayden Mullins L 25 4 5 4.83 21 19 85.7 82 46 11 44 78
Blake Wehunt R 25 4 6 4.78 18 18 69.7 71 37 10 28 57
Jordan Hicks R 29 4 5 4.56 34 11 73.0 71 37 7 34 66
Jake Bennett L 25 3 4 4.68 18 18 67.3 72 35 9 22 46
Jack Anderson R 26 4 4 4.52 27 5 71.7 76 36 10 20 57
Dalton Rogers L 25 4 6 4.86 21 16 87.0 87 47 12 50 76
Bryan Mata R 27 3 3 4.50 32 5 62.0 58 31 7 31 60
José De León R 33 4 4 4.83 20 11 69.0 70 37 10 31 62
Justin Wilson L 38 2 2 3.79 49 0 38.0 38 16 4 15 41
Greg Weissert R 31 5 4 4.10 62 0 59.3 56 27 7 21 54
Justin Slaten R 28 4 3 4.01 37 1 42.7 39 19 5 16 40
Isaac Coffey R 26 4 5 5.09 19 16 74.3 73 42 11 32 61
Tyler Samaniego L 27 3 2 4.21 31 1 36.3 36 17 4 14 30
Osvaldo Berrios R 26 4 4 4.76 31 5 58.7 63 31 8 21 43
Zack Kelly R 31 3 3 4.47 47 2 56.3 51 28 7 28 54
Alec Gamboa L 29 3 5 5.03 20 5 53.7 58 30 6 28 33
Liam Hendriks R 37 2 1 4.43 25 1 22.3 21 11 3 9 24
Caleb Bolden R 27 3 4 5.11 21 8 56.3 59 32 8 27 42
Wyatt Mills R 31 2 3 4.95 30 5 43.7 44 24 6 20 35
John Stankiewicz R 27 4 5 4.82 37 2 52.3 56 28 7 22 38
Jeremy Wu-Yelland L 27 2 1 4.78 22 0 37.7 35 20 5 18 39
Reidis Sena R 25 3 4 5.01 26 2 41.3 40 23 5 25 37
Hobie Harris R 33 2 3 4.76 33 1 39.7 42 21 5 20 32
Austin Adams R 35 1 1 4.91 29 1 25.7 21 14 3 18 33
Christopher Troye R 27 2 2 4.89 25 0 35.0 33 19 4 23 33
Gabriel Jackson R 24 3 4 5.18 22 4 57.3 64 33 8 26 32
Cooper Adams R 26 3 3 5.05 28 2 62.3 66 35 9 25 46
Noah Track R 29 1 3 5.32 26 4 45.7 48 27 7 24 37
Jacob Webb R 27 3 5 5.13 32 2 52.7 54 30 7 26 41
Brendan Cellucci L 28 2 3 5.02 27 1 43.0 43 24 6 27 38
Wyatt Olds R 26 4 6 5.32 35 4 67.7 64 40 9 41 59
Zach Bryant R 28 2 2 5.35 27 0 38.7 41 23 6 19 29
Jorge Juan R 27 2 4 5.55 29 0 35.7 34 22 5 23 32

Pitcher – Superior

Participant IP Okay/9 BB/9 HR/9 BB% Okay% BABIP ERA+ 3ERA+ FIP ERA- WAR
Garrett Crochet 184.3 11.2 2.4 0.9 6.5% 30.6% .300 150 144 2.80 67 5.0
Sonny Grey 154.0 9.4 2.4 1.1 6.4% 24.8% .305 112 103 3.57 90 2.7
Brayan Bello 163.3 7.5 3.2 0.9 8.3% 19.5% .290 104 104 4.08 96 2.3
Garrett Whitlock 71.0 10.3 2.3 0.9 6.2% 27.9% .297 132 127 3.05 76 1.6
Connelly Early 108.3 9.1 3.3 1.0 8.7% 23.8% .295 103 105 3.96 97 1.5
Payton Tolle 102.0 9.4 2.6 1.3 7.0% 24.8% .293 101 106 3.97 99 1.3
Aroldis Chapman 49.3 13.0 4.0 0.7 10.6% 34.3% .295 143 126 2.74 70 1.2
Tanner Houck 100.7 7.1 2.9 0.9 7.7% 18.4% .292 97 97 4.11 103 1.2
Kyle Harrison 110.0 8.8 3.6 1.1 9.3% 22.7% .295 96 101 4.26 104 1.2
Johan Oviedo 96.7 8.7 3.8 1.1 9.9% 22.4% .283 97 99 4.34 103 1.1
Patrick Sandoval 87.7 8.0 4.0 0.8 10.1% 20.1% .309 99 100 4.01 101 1.1
Tyler Uberstine 100.7 7.9 3.1 1.2 8.1% 20.3% .298 95 98 4.29 105 1.1
Lucas Giolito 137.3 8.1 3.5 1.4 8.9% 20.6% .294 90 89 4.61 111 1.1
John Holobetz 110.3 6.5 2.5 1.1 6.6% 16.9% .297 93 98 4.26 107 1.0
Kutter Crawford 104.7 7.7 2.8 1.4 7.3% 20.4% .280 93 93 4.46 107 0.9
Yordanny Monegro 75.7 8.2 3.2 1.2 8.3% 21.2% .292 97 104 4.25 103 0.9
Josh Winckowski 80.7 7.0 2.9 1.0 7.5% 18.2% .302 101 103 4.13 99 0.9
Shane Drohan 74.0 7.7 4.0 1.1 10.1% 19.3% .290 90 93 4.50 111 0.6
David Sandlin 87.7 7.1 3.1 1.3 7.9% 18.1% .299 90 94 4.61 111 0.6
Ryan Watson 60.7 7.4 3.0 1.0 7.6% 19.1% .297 101 101 4.15 100 0.5
Jovani Morán 43.3 10.0 3.9 0.8 10.2% 25.7% .301 112 111 3.53 90 0.5
Eduardo Rivera 77.3 8.2 4.7 1.2 11.7% 20.5% .291 87 94 4.74 115 0.5
Hayden Mullins 85.7 8.2 4.6 1.2 11.5% 20.4% .291 86 91 4.80 116 0.5
Blake Wehunt 69.7 7.4 3.6 1.3 9.2% 18.6% .293 87 94 4.77 115 0.5
Jordan Hicks 73.0 8.1 4.2 0.9 10.4% 20.2% .302 92 91 4.29 109 0.5
Jake Bennett 67.3 6.1 2.9 1.2 7.5% 15.8% .294 89 93 4.60 112 0.5
Jack Anderson 71.7 7.2 2.5 1.3 6.5% 18.4% .301 92 97 4.27 108 0.4
Dalton Rogers 87.0 7.9 5.2 1.2 12.5% 19.0% .295 86 90 5.00 116 0.4
Bryan Mata 62.0 8.7 4.5 1.0 11.2% 21.7% .295 93 95 4.49 108 0.3
José De León 69.0 8.1 4.0 1.3 10.1% 20.3% .300 87 82 4.90 116 0.3
Justin Wilson 38.0 9.7 3.6 0.9 9.0% 24.6% .324 110 96 3.64 91 0.3
Greg Weissert 59.3 8.2 3.2 1.1 8.3% 21.3% .290 102 100 4.09 98 0.3
Justin Slaten 42.7 8.4 3.4 1.1 8.7% 21.7% .286 104 103 4.01 96 0.3
Isaac Coffey 74.3 7.4 3.9 1.3 9.9% 18.8% .284 82 85 5.22 122 0.2
Tyler Samaniego 36.3 7.4 3.5 1.0 8.9% 19.1% .296 99 100 4.26 101 0.2
Osvaldo Berrios 58.7 6.6 3.2 1.2 8.1% 16.7% .301 88 92 4.70 114 0.1
Zack Kelly 56.3 8.6 4.5 1.1 11.3% 21.9% .284 93 91 4.57 108 0.1
Alec Gamboa 53.7 5.5 4.7 1.0 11.3% 13.3% .295 83 83 5.06 121 0.0
Liam Hendriks 22.3 9.7 3.6 1.2 9.2% 24.5% .300 94 82 4.10 106 0.0
Caleb Bolden 56.3 6.7 4.3 1.3 10.6% 16.5% .293 82 84 5.28 122 0.0
Wyatt Mills 43.7 7.2 4.1 1.2 10.3% 17.9% .290 84 82 5.06 118 0.0
John Stankiewicz 52.3 6.5 3.8 1.2 9.4% 16.2% .299 87 89 4.77 115 -0.1
Jeremy Wu-Yelland 37.7 9.3 4.3 1.2 10.7% 23.2% .294 87 92 4.65 115 -0.1
Reidis Sena 41.3 8.1 5.4 1.1 13.2% 19.5% .294 83 88 4.83 120 -0.1
Hobie Harris 39.7 7.3 4.5 1.1 11.0% 17.7% .306 88 83 4.70 114 -0.1
Austin Adams 25.7 11.6 6.3 1.1 15.4% 28.2% .295 85 77 4.92 118 -0.1
Christopher Troye 35.0 8.5 5.9 1.0 13.9% 19.9% .293 85 89 4.91 117 -0.2
Gabriel Jackson 57.3 5.0 4.1 1.3 10.0% 12.3% .293 81 85 5.43 124 -0.2
Cooper Adams 62.3 6.6 3.6 1.3 9.0% 16.6% .295 83 87 5.01 120 -0.2
Noah Track 45.7 7.3 4.7 1.4 11.5% 17.8% .297 78 79 5.31 128 -0.2
Jacob Webb 52.7 7.0 4.4 1.2 10.9% 17.2% .294 81 84 4.99 123 -0.2
Brendan Cellucci 43.0 8.0 5.7 1.3 13.4% 18.8% .296 83 85 5.37 120 -0.2
Wyatt Olds 67.7 7.8 5.5 1.2 13.2% 19.0% .284 78 81 5.59 127 -0.4
Zach Bryant 38.7 6.7 4.4 1.4 10.9% 16.6% .294 78 81 5.39 128 -0.4
Jorge Juan 35.7 8.1 5.8 1.3 13.7% 19.0% .287 75 78 5.71 133 -0.4

Pitcher – Prime Close to-Age Comps

Pitcher – Splits and Percentiles

Participant BA vs. L OBP vs. L SLG vs. L BA vs. R OBP vs. R SLG vs. R eightieth WAR twentieth WAR eightieth ERA twentieth ERA
Garrett Crochet .204 .252 .289 .222 .277 .362 6.3 3.7 2.24 3.35
Sonny Grey .237 .293 .380 .252 .299 .416 3.8 1.4 3.04 4.62
Brayan Bello .253 .330 .424 .241 .304 .351 3.5 1.4 3.50 4.49
Garrett Whitlock .228 .278 .350 .224 .281 .361 2.2 0.7 2.49 4.27
Connelly Early .206 .294 .325 .248 .324 .401 2.2 0.7 3.57 4.71
Payton Tolle .228 .293 .378 .244 .296 .424 2.1 0.4 3.48 5.07
Aroldis Chapman .178 .275 .200 .201 .289 .351 2.0 0.3 1.80 4.81
Tanner Houck .258 .338 .412 .247 .304 .369 1.7 0.4 3.86 5.05
Kyle Harrison .261 .333 .374 .237 .318 .410 2.0 0.4 3.74 4.97
Johan Oviedo .238 .332 .392 .237 .314 .398 1.8 0.3 3.72 5.04
Patrick Sandoval .205 .290 .318 .268 .344 .406 1.7 0.4 3.66 4.89
Tyler Uberstine .270 .336 .429 .238 .304 .401 1.9 0.4 3.74 4.99
Lucas Giolito .241 .317 .406 .266 .329 .460 1.8 0.0 4.19 5.37
John Holobetz .264 .318 .426 .260 .303 .414 1.7 0.3 3.98 5.10
Kutter Crawford .243 .318 .450 .254 .300 .408 1.6 0.2 3.95 5.07
Yordanny Monegro .243 .310 .414 .248 .316 .395 1.6 0.3 3.59 4.99
Josh Winckowski .268 .329 .409 .253 .309 .408 1.4 0.2 3.62 4.89
Shane Drohan .271 .344 .412 .241 .326 .409 1.1 0.1 4.06 5.27
David Sandlin .277 .339 .458 .254 .310 .427 1.1 0.0 4.09 5.21
Ryan Watson .250 .328 .398 .262 .312 .408 0.9 0.0 3.58 4.84
Jovani Morán .224 .297 .310 .229 .315 .385 1.0 0.0 2.89 4.86
Eduardo Rivera .242 .340 .341 .248 .340 .438 1.0 -0.2 4.22 5.48
Hayden Mullins .271 .358 .393 .233 .336 .414 1.1 -0.2 4.24 5.52
Blake Wehunt .278 .357 .452 .240 .311 .407 1.0 0.0 4.24 5.44
Jordan Hicks .273 .377 .422 .226 .307 .358 1.0 -0.1 4.01 5.27
Jake Bennett .274 .327 .442 .263 .323 .434 0.9 0.0 4.19 5.24
Jack Anderson .248 .299 .406 .276 .321 .462 1.0 -0.2 3.88 5.30
Dalton Rogers .238 .331 .381 .261 .357 .441 1.0 -0.3 4.32 5.60
Bryan Mata .246 .360 .377 .236 .319 .394 0.9 -0.2 3.81 5.27
José De León .250 .346 .424 .262 .344 .426 0.8 -0.2 4.26 5.57
Justin Wilson .255 .317 .364 .240 .313 .400 0.7 -0.3 2.97 5.34
Greg Weissert .255 .336 .422 .236 .295 .370 0.9 -0.3 3.36 5.03
Justin Slaten .254 .342 .448 .229 .286 .354 0.7 -0.2 3.35 4.86
Isaac Coffey .250 .344 .441 .255 .354 .425 0.6 -0.4 4.59 5.70
Tyler Samaniego .234 .308 .319 .260 .333 .438 0.4 -0.1 3.69 4.93
Osvaldo Berrios .270 .344 .423 .264 .321 .440 0.5 -0.2 4.19 5.29
Zack Kelly .245 .357 .394 .233 .316 .392 0.7 -0.4 3.69 5.35
Alec Gamboa .265 .354 .412 .274 .359 .425 0.3 -0.4 4.53 5.76
Liam Hendriks .244 .326 .366 .234 .302 .404 0.3 -0.3 3.36 6.08
Caleb Bolden .269 .369 .462 .258 .343 .408 0.3 -0.5 4.64 5.81
Wyatt Mills .263 .356 .447 .255 .349 .415 0.3 -0.5 4.38 5.95
John Stankiewicz .267 .348 .406 .264 .322 .455 0.2 -0.4 4.27 5.43
Jeremy Wu-Yelland .234 .333 .340 .245 .348 .439 0.2 -0.4 4.03 5.54
Reidis Sena .233 .341 .397 .258 .356 .404 0.2 -0.4 4.38 5.78
Hobie Harris .240 .329 .400 .282 .354 .447 0.2 -0.4 4.13 5.66
Austin Adams .209 .358 .395 .222 .377 .315 0.1 -0.4 3.96 6.14
Christopher Troye .270 .395 .444 .222 .329 .361 0.1 -0.5 4.32 5.74
Gabriel Jackson .266 .352 .404 .285 .360 .480 0.2 -0.6 4.68 5.79
Cooper Adams .239 .333 .385 .286 .347 .481 0.2 -0.6 4.50 5.65
Noah Track .268 .375 .427 .260 .342 .460 0.2 -0.7 4.63 6.30
Jacob Webb .274 .369 .442 .243 .323 .400 0.1 -0.6 4.59 5.83
Brendan Cellucci .236 .382 .382 .263 .361 .447 0.1 -0.6 4.42 5.76
Wyatt Olds .250 .397 .440 .241 .355 .379 0.1 -1.0 4.76 6.06
Zach Bryant .279 .380 .441 .253 .333 .460 -0.1 -0.7 4.71 6.19
Jorge Juan .238 .377 .429 .253 .380 .413 -0.1 -0.8 4.85 6.50

Gamers are listed with their most up-to-date groups wherever potential. This contains gamers who’re unsigned or have retired, gamers who will miss 2026 because of damage, and gamers who have been launched in 2025. So sure, in case you see Joe Schmoe, who give up baseball again in August to type a Ambient Math-Rock Journey-Hop Yacht Metallic band that solely performs in deserted malls, he’s nonetheless listed right here deliberately. ZiPS is assuming a league with an ERA of 4.16.

Hitters are ranked by zWAR, which is to say, WAR values as calculated by me, Dan Szymborski, whose surname is spelled with a z. WAR values would possibly differ barely from those who seem within the full launch of ZiPS. Lastly, I’ll advise anybody in opposition to — and would possibly karate chop anybody responsible of — merely including up WAR totals on a depth chart to provide projected workforce WAR. It is very important keep in mind that ZiPS is agnostic about enjoying time, and has no details about, for instance, how shortly a workforce will name up a prospect or what veteran has fallen into disfavor.

As all the time, incorrect projections are both brought on by misinformation, a non-pragmatic actuality, or by the skillful sabotage of our pal and former editor. You may, nevertheless, nonetheless get mad at me on Twitter or on Bluesky. This final is, nevertheless, not an precise requirement.





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