VÖRÖS' BASEBALL ANALYSIS PAGE

Player                  Pos   AB    R    H  2B  3B  HR  RBI  BB   SO  SB  CS   AVG   OBP   SLG  Reli
Adam Dunn                OF  585  116  166  35   2  46  130  90  152  12   7  .283  .382  .586  .645
Ken Griffey              OF  568  102  154  28   2  40  113  80  111   8   3  .272  .364  .536  .824
Sean Casey               1B  543   81  164  37   1  21   90  51   71   2   2  .303  .366  .492  .867
Todd Walker              2B  541   73  145  32   2  13   70  53   79   6   5  .269  .337  .410  .876
Juan Encarnacion         OF  508   74  131  27   4  20   74  32  109  15   6  .257  .304  .443  .781
Aaron Boone              3B  452   66  123  26   2  18   69  34   80  10   4  .273  .327  .458  .740
Barry Larkin             SS  428   67  120  25   2  10   54  58   50  12   4  .281  .369  .416  .712
Jason LaRue               C  352   47   85  18   1  17   55  26   85   3   3  .242  .297  .440  .699
Wilton Guerrero          UT  257   33   71  13   3   2   24  13   35   8   4  .276  .314  .370  .729
Juan Castro              SS  252   27   58  12   1   5   28  18   47   0   1  .229  .285  .349  .615
Kelly Stinnett            C  197   26   46   9   0   8   28  19   56   1   1  .232  .304  .408  .530
Ruben Mateo              OF  153   19   37   8   1   5   20   9   28   2   1  .244  .288  .399  .702
Robin Jennings           OF  150   21   38   8   1   6   23  12   27   2   1  .257  .315  .449  .738
Corky Miller              C  148   20   36   7   0   7   23  14   29   1   1  .240  .308  .428  .620
Chris Sexton             IF  145   18   36   7   1   2   14  17   22   2   1  .248  .328  .343  .769
Brady Clark              OF  144   22   37   7   1   4   19  18   19   3   2  .260  .347  .410  .743
Dane Sardinha             C  103   11   22   4   0   3   12   5   23   0   1  .216  .253  .353  .509
Rainier Olmedo           2B  103   11   22   4   1   1    8   5   22   3   2  .214  .252  .296  .588
Mike Caruso              IF  102   11   26   4   1   0    8   6    7   2   2  .252  .294  .315  .772
Alex Hernandez           1B  102   12   24   5   0   3   12   6   22   1   1  .239  .283  .375  .750
Brandon Larson           3B  102   13   24   5   0   5   15   6   30   1   1  .233  .280  .424  .688
Jackson Melian           OF  101   12   22   4   0   3   13   7   24   2   1  .218  .268  .368  .614
Gookie Dawkins           SS  101   12   22   4   1   2   10   7   22   2   1  .218  .272  .336  .656
Cesar King                C  101   11   22   4   0   3   11   7   21   0   1  .213  .269  .343  .445
Anthony Sanders          OF  100   13   23   4   0   3   13   8   27   1   1  .229  .292  .385  .528
Kevin Witt               1B  100   14   24   5   0   5   17   8   29   0   0  .239  .302  .460  .771
Austin Kearns            OF   99   14   24   5   0   4   14   9   21   2   1  .245  .309  .411  .378
Jermaine Allensworth     OF   98   13   24   5   1   2   12  10   18   2   1  .248  .318  .387  .702
Jesse Levis               C   97   12   25   4   0   2   11  11   11   0   1  .261  .336  .369  .562
Ben Broussard            OF   96   15   24   5   0   5   16  12   22   1   1  .247  .336  .456  .618

Notes:

• Those top three look pretty imposing. With Dunn emerging, that kind of top level hitting from three of your guys goes a long way toward a good offense.
• Aaron Boone's been on the verge of being a good player for a couple of years, but he can't stay healthy. If him and Larkin can buck trends and stay healthy, the Reds lineup looks as good and as deep as any in the league.
• Keep an eye on Ruben Mateo. Was an unbelievably good prospect not so long ago until a bad injury seems to have derailed him. It's unknown whether his career can recover from it though.
• Jim Bowden can be counted on for collecting as many "failed" top prospects as possible: Mateo, Cesar King, Jackson Melian, Kevin Witt, Mike Caruso, Jermaine Allensworth...
• I think the Braves could have put Kevin Witt to use. Left handed power is not common enough for a guy like Witt not to get a shot.