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| Author: | misterx [ Sun Jun 01, 2014 9:56 am ] |
| Post subject: | David Peralta called up |
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Tyler Lockman @TylerLockman D-backs have brought up left-handed OF David Peralta from Double-A Mobile, where he had an .839 OPS. He's starting in LF. |
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| Author: | stu [ Sun Jun 01, 2014 10:42 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: David Peralta called up |
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I was just going to say "Who?"; but through the grace of Sean Foreman and the magic of baseball reference we can look these guys up. http://www.baseball-reference.com/minor ... ralt001sen A bit old for the leagues, but decent numbers. Another Venezuelan (the new market inefficiency?). It is interesting that he was signed by the Cardinal 8 years ago and is missing the 20-23 years. I guess playing in Venezuela. |
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| Author: | dbackfanron [ Sun Jun 01, 2014 11:07 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: David Peralta called up |
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Played in independent leagues in the U.S. the last few years before the Dbacks signed him about a year ago. |
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| Author: | stu [ Sun Jun 01, 2014 12:05 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: David Peralta called up |
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Thanks |
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| Author: | shoewizard [ Sat Jul 12, 2014 5:58 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: David Peralta called up |
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So David Peralta has been a nice surprise. He's hit very well since his callup. With 2 more hits today he raised his triple slash to .321/.345/.455 for an even .800 OPS. The below table is prior to today, as Baseball-reference has not updated yet. I was looking at left hand hitting rookies, age 25-27 in their rookie season, (so either a year younger, same age or a year older than Peralta in rookie season). Here is the full criteria. Very small sample size caveat for Peralta applies here of course. So take it for what it's worth. He's had a nice start. We'll have to see where it goes from here. Since 1961, expansion Rookie season age 25-27 Left handed Minimum 100 PA OPS+ min 114, maximum 126 (he came into today's game with a 118 but that will go up a couple of points by tmw) ISO higher than .114 but less than .154 (this controls to get guys with higher batting avg but not a lot of homers) SO/BB ratio at least 1.5 . Peralta's is almost 4, but if you set it at 2.0 or higher you only get a couple of guys, and strikeouts are a lot more common now than years past......
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Rk Player OPS+ ISO SO BB PA Year Tm BA OBP SLG OPS Pos
1 Jesse Gonder 124 .152 37 7 167 1963 TOT .304 .329 .456 .785 *2*H 2 Brock Holt 120 .130 50 18 268 2014 BOS .309 .356 .439 .795 59/3786 3 John Baker 119 .147 48 30 233 2008 FLA .299 .392 .447 .839 *2/H 4 David Peralta 118 .131 19 5 135 2014 ARI .315 .341 .446 .787 *7/8H9 5 Tony Solaita 117 .138 70 35 279 1974 KCR .268 .361 .406 .767 *3HD 6 Scott Podsednik 116 .129 91 56 628 2003 MIL .314 .379 .443 .822 *8H9/7 7 Jack Hannahan 115 .146 39 21 169 2007 OAK .278 .369 .424 .793 *5 |
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| Author: | shoewizard [ Fri May 22, 2015 5:58 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: David Peralta called up |
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Here is an updated comp for David Peralta. Now it's 1st and 2nd season Age 26 to 27 Left handed Since WW2 OPS+ > 108, < 116, (Peralta is at 112)
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Player WAR/pos PA OPS+ Rfield G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB SO BA OBP SLG OPS David Peralta 2.9 463 112 9.0 125 432 55 121 20 10 12 54 24 82 .280 .318 .456 .774 Jon Jay 2.8 503 112 9.0 159 455 56 135 24 2 10 37 28 81 .297 .344 .424 .768 Chris Richard 2.8 782 110 0.1 198 698 113 185 45 5 29 98 62 140 .265 .332 .468 .801 Chris Dickerson 2.6 421 116 9.0 128 357 51 101 22 5 8 30 56 101 .283 .383 .440 .823 Brennan Boesch 2.5 472 116 4.0 115 428 75 121 25 1 16 54 35 83 .283 .341 .458 .799 Al Pilarcik 2.4 481 114 4.7 142 407 52 113 16 3 9 49 53 28 .278 .359 .398 .757 Harry Simpson 2.4 607 110 2.0 146 545 66 145 21 10 10 65 56 82 .266 .337 .396 .733 Provided by Baseball-Reference.com: View Play Index Tool Used Generated 5/23/2015. There are extenuating circumstances with Peralta and his late arrival in MLB, but usually guys that come up this late don't have long peaks. Not sure what kind of trade value he has, probably not a lot. I think he is more valuable to the D Backs than he would be to a lot of teams. But if the team insists on holding on to Trumbo throughout this year and next, then Peralta seems like the most likely guy to go to help free up the log jam |
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