.303 AVG for Cory Sullivan, gotta love the Coors field effect.

Could you post a non-Coors projection for Shealy? Thanks

only 25 HR for Helton? not very likely.

Wow, Steroid Boy is the Rox' #2 hitter?

Ryan Shealy

Texas: 275/351/472
Boston: 273/350/456
Oakland: 262/339/445
Washington: 248/327/414
Baltimore: 262/340/441
Philadelphia: 268/345/456

Anywhere more specific in mine?

Mind

That's a very good projection for Jeff Francis. What kind of park factor are you using?

Few comments:

-You've got two Kim's listed - any way to differentiate between Sun-Woo and Byung-Hyun?

-I think the offensive predictions for the big guns (Helton, Atkins, Holliday, Hawpe) are pretty close to what most Rockies fans are expecting out of them next season, though I'd bet the farm on Holliday hitting more than 19 homers.

-J.J. Davis' hitting projection is moot - the Rox are converting him to a pitcher (seriously)

-If Aaron Miles hits .300/.339/.402 in 502 at-bats next year, it will mean that he was a Pacific Coast League All-Star.

-Those projections for Bigbie, Piedra, and even Spilborghs are real nice... tell me again why the Rox A)wasted playing time on Dustan Mohr last year and B)are even CONSIDERING bringing in a fourth outfielder like Marquis Grissom or Jeff Conine?

-You've got two Kim's listed - any way to differentiate between Sun-Woo and Byung-Hyun?

The better one is Byung-Hyun.

That's a pretty tasty projection for Piedra. I like his ML production so far, but I'm scared of that huge-ass park split.

Anybody here seen him play? What do you think?

The better one is Byung-Hyun.

I object to your liberal usage of the term "better." Henceforth, please refer to him as "the slightly less sucky Kim."

A few years ago when we had the dueling young shortstops named Alex Gonzalez it became fashionable to refer to one as the "better" one (I forget which), but then that guy went into the toilet and they're pretty much indistinguishable by now (seriously, check out their career lines: .244/.303/.393 79 OPS+ versus .245/.291/.391 78 OPS+).

J.J. Davis' hitting projection is moot - the Rox are converting him to a pitcher (seriously)

Do you have a link to something that shows this? He asked the Pirates to do this two years ago (threatening to retire), and they refused.

-- MWE

It would be nice to see Jeff Francis approach those numbers. If he can have that ERA and get over 200 innings he'd be first Rockie with 200 IP and a sub 5.00 ERA if I am not mistaken.

Mike:

Here's my proof - it's a bit of an older link but it should still work (it's a Rocky Mountain News article)