MLB & MiLB

Notes

1. Consistent and exceptional minor league offensive performance is more likely to result in consistent and good major league offensive performance.

2. Year-to-year minor league performance may mirror year-to-year major league performance. This is a method for spotting 'one-year wonders'.

3. Failed minor league starters tend to make the most consistent relievers.

4. Players drafted in the top 10 rounds of the draft tend to fill out major league rosters more so than players drafted in rounds 11-40.

5. SEC, ACC, BIG12 & PAC10 alumni are always worth keeping an eye on, despite the round drafted.

6. Predicting reliever performance year-to-year is risky as the degree of variation is higher than any other player role or position.

7. The big power-high K-rate profile as a minor league hitter is risky.

8. The high velocity-high BB/9 profile as a minor league pitcher is risky.

9. Injuries and suspensions will happen.

10. Arbitration estimates (salary in red) are referenced from MLBTR's Matt Swartz prediction model.

11. Stats are powered by Fangraphs.

Leagues Represented

• Major League Baseball

  • • American League

    • National League

• Triple-A Baseball

  • • Pacific Coast League

    • International League

• Double-A Baseball

  • • Eastern League

    • Southern League

    • Texas League

• Class A Advanced Baseball

  • • California League

    • Carolina League

    • Florida State League

• Class A Baseball

  • • Midwest League

    • South Atlantic Team

• Rookie Baseball

  • • Arizona League

    • Gulf Coast League

    • Dominican Summer League