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@aargip@rossjensen It's literally just comparing their actuals to their projection. The players who project better than they've played are the ones people say are "disastrous" which is exactly what makes them buy-low candidates...
Details on the Scouts v Stats dynasty league.
We currently have about 45 people committed to being a part. I'd like 15 more, so we can have two full leagues (one scouts side and one stats side) of 30 teams.
Winners of each league will square off in the league championships.
Our 2029 Blue Jays lineup forecast is here!
• Vladimir Guerrero Jr. at 1B
• top prospect JoJo Parker at 2B
• a rotation led by Dylan Cease and Trey Yesavage with Nolan Perry, Cole Carlon, Johnny King and Dasan Hill behind them
• Louis Varland closes.
Who would you swap?
@Enforcer149 🙏 Always open to input that will make us better! Pitchers are included. More unpredictability makes their estimates a bit lower, but Kade Anderson would be top 10 if not non-debuted and Sloan is awfully close to that range as well.
Valid skepticism. We already worked on a study for catchers playing time and made some adjustments. The new version is closer to what you just outlined, a few more C in the top 50 with Rainiel Rodriguez the only one in the top 10.
A few things held us back from a stricter interpretation:
1. RainRod genuinely projects to be a special hitter and we did not want to neuter that here.
2. We don't know that players starting at C will stay at C, so we did not want to overly penalize.
3. Catcher was the only position we genuinely saw a significant impact to PA forecasting.
@nwcodad@ZachGmil32 Exactly. He projects for 7.3 next season and by 2031 that falls to 3.8. Roughly half as productive overall, but still a strong hitter despite his age.
The model's projected total WAR leaders for the next 5 years!
1. Bobby Witt Jr. (35.3)
2. Pete Crow-Armstrong (33)
3. Shohei Ohtani (32.8)
4. Elly De La Cruz (32.1)
5. Junior Caminero (31.4)
6. Aaron Judge (28.9)
7. Juan Soto (28.2)
8. Jacob Misiorowski (27.7)
9. Tarik Skubal (26.6)
10. Corbin Carroll (26)
Prospect of the Day: Franklin Primera
Age: 19 | STS fantasy rank: 27
C, Red Sox
- 3.9 Peak WAR (15th in OOPSY Peak top 100)
- .367/.499/.581, 13 HR, 6 SB in 2026
- OOPSY Peak No. 22 among hitters
- 60 hit tool - only 7 of the top 91 hitters are equal or higher
@Enforcer149 Mostly based on WAR expectations, but there is some factoring for playing time. We are actually conducting a study on position impact so suspect there will be some adjustments.
Prospect of the Day: Francisco Renteria
Age: 17 | STS fantasy rank: 88
Position: CF | Org: Phillies
- 1.8 Peak WAR
- .379/.470/.682, 11 HR, 24 SB in 2026
- Only 1 of 91 top 100 hitters is younger
- Watch the contact: 45 hit tool, 26% K proj vs 15.3% K in 2026
Let me paint a picture here...
- an STS college leaderboard that can also be co-mingled with our current OOPSY Peak board
- much-increased FYPD and post-draft projection accuracy
This will be a HUGE development for the entire STS ecosystem.