Equivalent Fantasy Average: June wrap-up

If you sort ballplayers by any statistic, you'll find something interesting that will take you by surprise. I sorted MLB by WAR Tuesday night and found out that Jhonny Peralta, of all people, is 12th on the list, at 3.4. Now, I was high on Peralta to start the season, and even I didn't see this coming. (I have to question this WAR a bit, as Peralta's so-far defensive WAR is as high as any three of his other seasons combined, but these things tend to work themselves out in the long run.)

Sort by caught-stealings, and you'll see that four players have eight or more--Billy Hamilton (34 steals, 12 caught) and Dee Gordon (42 and 8), who run like mad ... and Alex Rios (13 and 8) and Jean Segura (14 and 8), who might want to cut that crap out.

Go to ISO. Three players have an ISO (slugging percentage minus batting average) of at least .300 -- Mike Trout at .301, Edwin Encarnacion at .316, and Jose Abreu at .353. Yeah, Abreu's ISO is 37 points higher than anyone else. Dude has 33 singles and 43 extra-base hits.

The point is, things will pop out at you. When I was calculating the midseason numbers for my sorting metric Equivalent Fantasy Average (for the how-tos on it, click some of my old pieces here, here, and here), I was surprised at a few numbers. Michael Brantley has an EFA of .312, good for 10th in all of baseball. His outfield EFA is .313, putting him at fourth. I knew dude was having a good season. I had no idea he was there.

And then Joey Votto. Votto is having a fairly Votto-esque season in some ways, with an on-base percentage of .398 and more walks than strikeouts. But his batting average and ISO are at career lows. He only has six homers. His runs and RBI -- remember, I'm talking fantasy here, so they exist, whether or not they matter in real life -- total 54 (32 runs, 22 RBI); only Nick Swisher has fewer among qualified first basemen, and no one at the position has fewer RBI. So Votto's EFA is .250. Votto's EFA is .250, and Eric Hosmer's is .246. Votto and Hosmer have basically provided the same fantasy value over the season thus far.

Anyway, that's what I've been doing with EFA. Some guys will surprise you. In other cases, you'll see what you've known confirmed. Either way, it's an interesting trek through the numbers.

A couple of notes. First, on the numbers. It's 50-PAs-a-month to qualify, so there's a minimum of 150 plate appearances to qualify for EFA. Second, as I noted last month, players are listed at every position they qualify in Yahoo! fantasy -- Joe Mauer is a catcher and a first baseman, even though he hasn't caught an inning all season, because Yahoo! still allows you to play him there.

Third, I've compiled the overall EFAs slightly differently this month. Before, I gathered the numbers, position-by-position, then grouped them together for the overall list. In other words, Ian Kinsler's EFA as a second baseman was also his EFA overall. I've changed it up this time, though. The position-by-position EFAs are the same, but for the overall numbers, I've scaled everyone against everyone. By and large, the numbers won't changed much -- Votto's .250 as a first baseman is still .250 overall -- but some players change a bit. It doesn't mean much overall, but I think it's more accurate to list the "overall" EFAs as they would be most useful -- when picking a utility player for fantasy.

Finally, the big news, that might be silly and pointless. On Friday, I'm going to debut EFA for pitchers. I've struggled to work it out from the beginning -- while I don't mind comparing a guy with 500 plate appearances to a guy with 320 for most things, especially since most of offensive fantasy is counting stats, comparing a starting pitcher, with 180 innings, to a closer, with like 50, and using rate stats to do so, really throws things off.

I think I've figured out a way to do it, though -- or at least the formings of a way. So Friday's piece will give the so-far-this-season EFAs for pitchers, with an explanation of my system. Check it out, and feel free to chime in on ways to improve it, because there are bound to be some.

Okay, on to the charts!

Catcher

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
1	Jonathan Lucroy	MIL	.293
2	Devin Mesoraco	CIN	.287
3	Evan Gattis	ATL	.285
4	Miguel Montero	ARI	.277
	Buster Posey	SFG	.277
6	Derek Norris	OAK	.273
	Salvador Perez	KAN	.273
8	Yan Gomes	CLE	.263
	Yadier Molina	SLC	.263
10	Carlos Santana	CLE	.262
	Mike Zunino	SEA	.262
12	John Jaso	OAK	.261
	Joe Mauer	MIN	.261
14	Brian McCann	NYY	.257
15	Dioner Navarro	TOR	.256
	Wilin Rosario	COL	.256
17	Kurt Suzuki	MIN	.255
18	Jason Castro	HOU	.249
	Russell Martin	PIT	.249
20	Chris Iannetta	LAA	.248
21	A.J. Pierzynski	BOS	.246
	Jarrod Saltalamacchia	MIA	.246
23	Tyler Flowers	CWS	.245
	Carlos Ruiz	PHI	.245
25	Robinson Chirinos	TEX	.243
26	Alex Avila	DET	.241
27	Welington Castillo	CHC	.239
28	Josmil Pinto	MIN	.237
29	Ryan Hanigan	TAM	.236
30	Brayan Pena	CIN	.234
31	Yasmani Grandal	SDP	.231
32	Travis d'Arnaud	NYM	.224

Big riser: Salvador Perez was hitting .253/.307/.410 at the end of May, but went .347/.383/.535 in June with five homers to go from 24th at the position to a tie for sixth.

Big faller: A.J. Pierzynski wasn't lighting the world on fire through the first two months -- he hit .288, but never walks and only had four homers -- but he went in the tank in June, with a .173/.200/.213 line and no homers at all. He plummeted from eighth at catcher to 21st.

Thoughts: Mesoraco has leveled out a bit, but he's still been crazy good. ... Santana has turned things up a bit after a slow start. ... Castro has not repeated last year's breakout. ... The prospects -- Pinto, Grandal, d'Arnaud -- have been less than exciting.

First Base

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
1	Edwin Encarnacion	TOR	.324
2	Jose Abreu	CWS	.314
	Paul Goldschmidt	ARI	.314
4	Victor Martinez	DET	.310
5	Miguel Cabrera	DET	.307
6	Brandon Moss	OAK	.297
	Anthony Rizzo	CHC	.297
8	Freddie Freeman	ATL	.293
	Justin Morneau	COL	.293
10	Albert Pujols	LAA	.292
11	Daniel Murphy	NYM	.289
12	Jonathan Lucroy	MIL	.287
13	David Ortiz	BOS	.285
14	Adrian Gonzalez	LAD	.284
	Adam LaRoche	WAS	.284
16	Lonnie Chisenhall	CLE	.280
17	Ryan Howard	PHI	.278
18	Michael Morse	SFG	.276
19	Matt Adams	SLC	.272
	Mark Teixeira	NYY	.272
21	Buster Posey	SFG	.271
22	Lucas Duda	NYM	.269
23	Garrett Jones	MIA	.267
24	Joe Mauer	MIN	.266
	Casey McGehee	MIA	.266
26	Chris Davis	BAL	.265
27	James Loney	TAM	.263
	Mike Napoli	BOS	.263
29	Steve Pearce	BAL	.262
	Mark Reynolds	MIL	.262
31	Adam Lind	TOR	.261
32	Allen Craig	SLC	.260
33	Adam Dunn	CWS	.259
34	Juan Francisco	TOR	.256
	Carlos Santana	CLE	.256
36	Brock Holt	BOS	.255
37	Billy Butler	KAN	.253
38	Joey Votto	CIN	.250
39	Conor Gillaspie	CWS	.249
40	Justin Turner	LAD	.248
41	Eric Hosmer	KAN	.246
42	Chris Carter	HOU	.244
	Ike Davis	NYM/PIT	.244
44	Chris Johnson	ATL	.243
45	Alberto Callaspo	OAK	.240
	Justin Smoak	SEA	.240
47	Yonder Alonso	SDP	.237
48	Chris Colabello	MIN	.233
	Lyle Overbay	MIL	.233
50	Mitch Moreland	TEX	.232
51	Prince Fielder	TEX	.230
	Kelly Johnson	NYY	.230
53	Brayan Pena	CIN	.228
	Nick Swisher	CLE	.228
55	Corey Hart	SEA	.224
56	Mike Olt	CHHC	.222

Big riser: No one, really; first base was a fairly static position in June. Jose Abreu, with a full month off the DL, climbed from sixth at the position to a tie for second, showing his hot April wasn't a fluke.

Big faller: Juan Francisco was tied for 18th among first basemen after May, hitting .275 with nine homers. Then he hit .169/.217/.369 with only three bombs in June, and he fell to a tie for 34th.

Thoughts: With a few exceptions, the first basemen have been who we'd thought they'd be. Votto, as noted above, is one of those disappointing exceptions, as is Hosmer (.246) and probably the biggest one, Chris Davis (.265). ... Morneau has rejuvenated his career in Colorado (crazy how that works). ... Sad grouping of Texas first basemen at 50 and 51, with Moreland and Fielder kicking it down there.

Second Base

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
1	Jose Altuve	HOU	.312
2	Dee Gordon	LAD	.307
3	Brian Dozier	MIN	.302
4	Ian Kinsler	DET	.300
5	Anthony Rendon	WAS	.293
6	Robinson Cano	SEA	.288
7	Daniel Murphy	NYM	.287
8	Chase Utley	PHI	.273
9	Howie Kendrick	LAA	.272
10	Matt Carpenter	SLC	.271
11	Scooter Gennett	MIL	.267
12	Neil Walker	PIT	.266
13	Josh Harrison	PIT	.263
14	Dustin Pedroia	BOS	.262
15	Brett Lawrie	TOR	.259
	Brandon Phillips	CIN	.259
17	DJ LeMahieu	COL	.258
18	Omar Infante	KAN	.256
19	Martin Prado	ARI	.255
20	Aaron Hill	ARI	.251
	Ben Zobrist	TAM	.251
22	Gordon Beckham	CWS	.250
	Emilio Bonifacio	CHC	.250
24	Yangervis Solarte	NYY	.249
25	Jed Lowrie	OAK	.247
26	Justin Turner	LAD	.246
27	Mike Aviles	CLE	.245
	Luis Valbuena	CHC	.245
29	Jason Kipnis	CLE	.244
	Brian Roberts	NYY	.244
31	Brad Miller	SEA	.243
32	Dustin Ackley	SEA	.240
	Jordy Mercer	PIT	.240
34	Alberto Callaspo	OAK	.239
35	Derek Dietrich	MIA	.238
	Eduardo Escobar	MIN	.238
37	Danny Espinosa	WAS	.237
38	Jonathan Schoop	BAL	.235
39	Brandon Hicks	SFG	.229
	Marcus Semien	CWS	.229
	Kolten Wong	SLC	.229
42	Kelly Johnson	NYY	.228
43	Logan Forsythe	TAM	.220
	Nick Punto	OAK	.220
45	Jedd Gyorko	SDP	.218
46	Alexi Amarista	SDP	.217
47	Darwin Barney	CHC	.214
	Eric Sogard	OAK	.214
49	Mark Ellis	SLC	.210

Big Riser: I can't swear I buy it all the way, but Scooter Gennett hit .397/.447/.692 in June, bringing him from 31st among second basemen to 11th.

Big Faller: Hey, remember when Yangervis Solarte was the Yankee surprise we knew couldn't possibly last? It didn't last. He hit .303/.404/.461 in April, .296/.339/.469 in May, and .164/.282/.213 in June. He was 11th among second basemen a month ago; he's 24th now.

Thoughts: Altuve got a lot of pub for his hot June, and for good reason, but he was doing really well even before that. ... Even missing time for an appendectomy, Walker has been having a good year. ... The group at 19th and 20th -- Prado, Hill, and Zobrist -- have been disappointing. ... Man, how bad Gyorko has been. He's sub-Punto.

Third Base

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
1	Edwin Encarnacion	TOR	.326
2	Todd Frazier	CIN	.315
3	Miguel Cabrera	DET	.309
	Josh Donaldson	OAK	.309
5	Anthony Rendon	WAS	.299
6	Adrian Beltre	TEX	.289
7	Kyle Seager	SEA	.288
8	Lonnie Chisenhall	CLE	.282
9	Pedro Alvarez	PIT	.278
	Evan Longoria	TAM	.278
11	Aramis Ramirez	MIL	.276
12	Matt Carpenter	SLC	.275
13	David Wright	NYM	.272
14	Casey McGehee	MIA	.268
	Pablo Sandoval	SFG	.268
16	Josh Harrison	PIT	.267
17	Mark Reynolds	MIL	.264
18	Brett Lawrie	TOR	.263
19	Nolan Arenado	COL	.262
	Matt Dominguez	HOU	.262
	DJ LeMahieu	COL	.262
22	Martin Prado	ARI	.259
23	Carlos Santana	CLE	.258
	Juan Francisco	TOR	.258
25	Brock Holt	BOS	.257
26	Nick Castellanos	DET	.255
27	Emilio Bonifacio	CHC	.254
	Trevor Plouffe	MIN	.254
29	Yangervis Solarte	NYY	.253
30	Xander Bogaerts	BOS	.252
31	Conor Gillaspie	CWS	.251
32	Justin Turner	LAD	.250
33	Mike Aviles	CLE	.249
	Luis Valbuena	CHC	.249
35	Chris Johnson	ATL	.245
36	Manny Machado	BAL	.243
	Juan Uribe	LAD	.243
38	Alberto Callaspo	OAK	.242
39	Eduardo Escobar	MIN	.241
40	Jonathan Schoop	BAL	.239
41	Cody Asche	PHI	.236
	David Freese	LAA	.236
	Chase Headley	SDP	.236
44	Mike Moustakas	KAN	.235
45	Marcus Semien	CWS	.233
46	Ryan Zimmerman	WAS	.232
47	Kelly Johnson	NYY	.231
48	Logan Forsythe	TAM	.224
	Mike Olt	CHC	.224
	Nick Punto	OAK	.224
51	Alexi Amarista	SDP	.221
	Jedd Gyorko	SDP	.221

Big riser: It was looking like Adrian Beltre would be another dark spot for Texas in 2014, as he didn't even hit his first home run until May 6 and had a DL stint in that time. He was 18th among first basemen a month ago. Then he hit .392/.415/.598 with four homers in June, and now he's the No. 6 third baseman.

Big faller: The biggest drops in EFA from May to June were injured guys like Nolan Arenado and Trevor Plouffe. Hard to hold that against them.

Thoughts: I never saw this coming from Frazier, but it seems sustainable. ... This might be Wright's high-water mark the rest of the season, with his injury woes. ... Freese, Headley, Moustakas, and Zimmerman form a big-name group down low there; Zimmerman's struggles are partly injury-related, but still, all four are rough.

Shortstop

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
1	Troy Tulowitzki	COL	.320
2	Dee Gordon	LAD	.306
3	Alexei Ramirez	CWS	.288
4	Hanley Ramirez	LAD	.287
5	Ian Desmond	WAS	.280
6	Starlin Castro	CHC	.279
	Alcides Escobar	KAN	.279
8	Erick Aybar	LAA	.277
9	Jose Reyes	TOR	.275
10	Jimmy Rollins	PHI	.273
11	Elvis Andrus	TEX	.270
12	Asdrubal Cabrera	CLE	.269
13	Jean Segura	MIL	.263
14	Brandon Crawford	SFG	.258
	Jhonny Peralta	SLC	.258
16	Chris Owings	ARI	.254
17	Ben Zobrist	TAM	.250
18	Yangervis Solarte	NYY	.248
	Jonathan Villar	HOU	.248
20	Xander Bogaerts	BOS	.247
21	Jed Lowrie	OAK	.246
22	Justin Turner	LAD	.245
23	Mike Aviles	CLE	.244
	Everth Cabrera	SDP	.244
25	Derek Jeter	NYY	.243
26	J.J. Hardy	BAL	.242
	Brad Miller	SEA	.242
28	Jordy Mercer	PIT	.239
29	Eduardo Escobar	MIN	.237
	Adeiny Hechavarria	MIA	.237
	Andrelton Simmons	ATL	.237
32	Zack Cozart	CIN	.231
33	Yunel Escobar	TAM	.228
34	Brandon Hicks	SFG	.227
35	Ruben Tejada	NYM	.226
36	Logan Forsythe	TAM	.219
	Nick Punto	OAK	.219
38	Alexi Amarista	SDP	.216
39	Eric Sogard	OAK	.213

Big riser: No one really skyrocketed at shortstop, but Starlin Castro was at 11th after May, and jumped to a tie for sixth after June.

Big faller: Pardon the pun, but man, the wheels have come off of Everth Cabrera. He wasn't good through May (.251/.280/.348, 15th among shortstops), but June was an abject disaster, with a .133/.200/.144 slash line and only two steals, dropping him to a tie for 23rd.

Thoughts: There's a huge gap between the top two (Tulowitzki and Gordon) and everyone else. ... A lot of people said Simmons would take a step forward with the bat this year, buthe 's gone the other way. ... At least Hardy has a couple homers now.

Outfield

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
1	Giancarlo Stanton	MIA	.330
2	Mike Trout	LAA	.327
3	Nelson Cruz	BAL	.320
4	Michael Brantley	CLE	.313
5	Carlos Gomez	MIL	.312
6	Charlie Blackmon	COL	.309
7	Andrew McCutchen	PIT	.307
8	Jose Bautista	TOR	.306
9	Adam Jones	BAL	.303
10	Billy Hamilton	CIN	.302
11	Brandon Moss	OAK	.298
12	Yoenis Cespedes	OAK	.297
	Yasiel Puig	LAD	.297
14	Ryan Braun	MIL	.295
	Melky Cabrera	TOR	.295
	Justin Upton	ATL	.295
17	Hunter Pence	SFG	.294
18	Jacoby Ellsbury	NYY	.291
	Brett Gardner	NYY	.291
20	Khris Davis	MIL	.288
21	Marlon Byrd	PHI	.287
	Corey Dickerson	COL	.287
23	Alex Gordon	KAN	.285
	Marcell Ozuna	MIA	.285
25	Coco Crisp	OAK	.283
	Rajai Davis	DET	.283
27	George Springer	HOU	.282
28	Evan Gattis	ATL	.279
29	Alex Rios	TEX	.278
30	Starling Marte	PIT	.277
31	Michael Morse	SFG	.276
32	Nick Markakis	BAL	.272
	Jayson Werth	WAS	.272
34	Jason Heyward	ATL	.271
	Ben Revere	PHI	.271
36	Jay Bruce	CIN	.270
	Lucas Duda	NYM	.270
	Curtis Granderson	NYM	.270
	Leonys Martin	TEX	.270
	Angel Pagan	SFG	.270
41	Matt Kemp	LAD	.269
	Christian Yelich	MIA	.269
43	Garrett Jones	MIA	.268
	Drew Stubbs	COL	.268
45	Lorenzo Cain	KAN	.267
	Dexter Fowler	HOU	.267
	Matt Holliday	SLC	.267
	Denard Span	WAS	.267
49	Josh Harrison	PIT	.266
	Desmond Jennings	TAM	.266
51	Torii Hunter	DET	.264
	J.D. Martinez	DET	.264
	A.J. Pollock	ARI	.264
54	Shin-Soo Choo	TEX	.263
	Steve Pearce	BAL	.263
56	Gerardo Parra	ARI	.261
57	Kole Calhoun	LAA	.260
	Allen Craig	SLC	.260
	B.J. Upton	ATL	.260
60	Matt Joyce	TAM	.259
61	Adam Eaton	CWS	.258
	Eric Young	NYM	.258
63	James Jones	SEA	.257
	Martin Prado	ARI	.257
65	Carlos Gonzalez	COL	.256
	Seth Smith	SDP	.256
	Dayan Viciedo	CWS	.256
68	Michael Bourn	CLE	.255
	Junior Lake	CHC	.255
	Brock Holt	BOS	.255
71	Emilio Bonifacio	CHC	.253
	Alejandro de Aza	CWS	.253
	Austin Jackson	DET	.253
	David Murphy	CLE	.253
	Ben Zobrist	TAM	.253
76	Domonic Brown	PHI	.252
77	Michael Saunders	SEA	.251
78	Carl Crawford	LAD	.250
79	Craig Gentry	OAK	.249
80	Norichika Aoki	KAN	.248
	Colby Rasmus	TOR	.248
82	Collin Cowgill	LAA	.247
83	Chris Carter	HOU	.245
	Jon Jay	SLC	.245
	Chris Young	NYM	.245
86	Andre Ethier	LAD	.244
87	Dustin Ackley	SEA	.243
	Wil Myers	TAM	.243
89	Josh Willingham	MIN	.241
90	Carlos Beltran	NYY	.240
	Juan Lagares	CHC	.240
92	Jackie Bradley Jr.	BOS	.239
	Ryan Ludwick	CIN	.239
94	Brandon Barnes	COL	.238
	David DeJesus	TAM	.238
	Jonny Gomes	BOS	.238
	Nate Schierholtz	CHC	.238
	Alfonso Soriano	NYY	.238
	Ichiro Suzuki	NYY	.238
100	Chris Denorfia	SDP	.236
	Josh Reddick	OAK	.236
102	Chris Colabello	MIN	.234
103	Michael Choice	TEX	.231
	Alex Presley	HOU	.231
	Ryan Zimmerman	WAS	.231
106	Gregor Blanco	SFG	.230
	Kelly Johnson	NYY	.230
	Jose Tabata	PIT	.230
109	Cameron Maybin	SDP	.227
110	Grady Sizemore	BOS	.225
111	Peter Bourjos	LAA	.222
	Travis Snider	PIT	.222
	Will Venable	SDP	.222
114	Alexi Amarista	SDP	.220
115	Jason Kubel	MIN	.218
116	Raul Ibanez	LAA/KAN	.217
	Stefen Romero	SEA	.217
118	Aaron Hicks	MIN	.214
	Daniel Nava	BOS	.214
120	Ryan Raburn	CLE	.212

Big riser: Andrew McCutchen wasn't having a bad season through the first two months -- he was at .298/.422/.439 at the end of May -- but he had a huge June, hitting .343/.410/.686 with eight home runs and five steals. He had been tied for 25th in the outfield; now he's seventh.

Big faller: As a Ranger fan, Alex Rios has been frustrating. I mentioned those caught stealings; he's also grounded into 16 double plays. And after sitting at 14th among outfielders a month ago, a rough June -- .261/.293/.337, no homers -- has him at 29th.

Thoughts: I don't guess Blackmon is going anywhere. ... Billy Hamilton has met every bit of his hype, and I just realized he probably should have been my "big riser." ... Holliday has been a big disappointment. ... You can freely drop Domonic Brown at this point.

Overall

I'm putting these on here in tables of 50 at a time. I'll tell you it's to improve readability, but the truth is my poor computer stresses over those giant tables.

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
1	Giancarlo Stanton	MIA	.329
2	Mike Trout	LAA	.326
3	Edwin Encarnacion	TOR	.323
4	Troy Tulowitzki	COL	.322
5	Nelson Cruz	BAL	.319
6	Jose Abreu	CWS	.314
	Jose Altuve	HOU	.314
	Paul Goldschmidt	ARI	.314
9	Todd Frazier	CIN	.313
10	Michael Brantley	CLE	.312
11	Carlos Gomez	MIL	.311
12	Victor Martinez	DET	.310
13	Dee Gordon	LAD	.309
14	Charlie Blackmon	COL	.307
	Josh Donaldson	OAK	.307
16	Miguel Cabrera	DET	.306
	Andrew McCutchen	PIT	.306
18	Jose Bautista	TOR	.305
19	Brian Dozier	MIN	.303
20	Adam Jones	BAL	.302
	Ian Kinsler	DET	.302
22	Billy Hamilton	CIN	.301
23	Anthony Rendon	WAS	.297
24	Brandon Moss	OAK	.296
	Yasiel Puig	LAD	.296
	Anthony Rizzo	CHC	.296
27	Yoenis Cespedes	OAK	.295
28	Ryan Braun	MIL	.294
	Justin Upton	ATL	.294
30	Melky Cabrera	TOR	.293
	Justin Morneau	COL	.293
	Hunter Pence	SFG	.293
33	Freddie Freeman	ATL	.292
34	Albert Pujols	LAA	.291
	Alexei Ramirez	CWS	.291
36	Jacoby Ellsbury	NYY	.290
	Brett Gardner	NYY	.290
	Hanley Ramirez	LAD	.290
39	Robinson Cano	SEA	.289
	Daniel Murphy	NYM	.289
41	Khris Davis	MIL	.287
42	Adrian Beltre	TEX	.286
	Corey Dickerson	COL	.286
	Jonathan Lucroy	MIL	.286
	Kyle Seager	SEA	.286
46	Marlon Byrd	PHI	.285
	David Ortiz	BOS	.285
48	Alex Gordon	KAN	.284
	Adam LaRoche	WAS	.284
	Marcell Ozuna	MIA	.284

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
51	Ian Desmond	WAS	.283
	Adrian Gonzalez	LAD	.283
53	Starlin Castro	CHC	.282
	Coco Crisp	OAK	.282
	Alcides Escobar	KAN	.282
56	Rajai Davis	DET	.281
	George Springer	HOU	.281
58	Lonnie Chisenhall	CLE	.280
	Devin Mesoraco	CIN	.280
60	Erick Aybar	LAA	.279
61	Evan Gattis	ATL	.278
	Jose Reyes	TOR	.278
63	Ryan Howard	PHI	.277
	Alex Rios	TEX	.277
65	Pedro Alvarez	PIT	.276
	Evan Longoria	TAM	.276
	Starling Marte	PIT	.276
68	Michael Morse	SFG	.275
	Jimmy Rollins	PHI	.275
70	Aramis Ramirez	MIL	.274
71	Elvis Andrus	TEX	.273
	Howie Kendrick	LAA	.273
73	Matt Carpenter	SLC	.272
	Chase Utley	PHI	.272
75	Matt Adams	SLC	.271
	Asdrubal Cabrera	CLE	.271
	Nick Markakis	BAL	.271
	Miguel Montero	ARI	.271
	Mark Teixeira	NYY	.271
	Jayson Werth	WAS	.271
81	Jason Heyward	ATL	.270
	Buster Posey	SFG	.270
	Ben Revere	PHI	.270
	David Wright	NYM	.270
85	Jay Bruce	CIN	.269
	Curtis Granderson	NYM	.269
	Leonys Martin	TEX	.269
	Angel Pagan	SFG	.269
89	Lucas Duda	NYM	.268
	Scooter Gennett	MIL	.268
	Matt Kemp	LAD	.268
	Christian Yelich	MIA	.268
93	Garrett Jones	MIA	.267
	Drew Stubbs	COL	.267
	Neil Walker	PIT	.267
96	Lorenzo Cain	KAN	.266
	Dexter Fowler	HOU	.266
	Derek Norris	OAK	.266
	Salvador Perez	KAN	.266
	Jean Segura	MIL	.266

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
	Denard Span	WAS	.266
102	Josh Harrison	PIT	.265
	Matt Holliday	SLC	.265
	Desmond Jennings	TAM	.265
	Casey McGehee	MIA	.265
	Pablo Sandoval	SFG	.265
107	Chris Davis	BAL	.264
108	Torii Hunter	DET	.263
	James Loney	TAM	.263
	J.D. Martinez	DET	.263
	Dustin Pedroia	BOS	.263
	A.J. Pollock	ARI	.263
113	Shin-Soo Choo	TEX	.262
	Mike Napoli	BOS	.262
	Steve Pearce	BAL	.262
116	Brett Lawrie	TOR	.261
	Adam Lind	TOR	.261
	Jhonny Peralta	SLC	.261
	Mark Reynolds	MIL	.261
120	Brandon Crawford	SFG	.260
	Matt Dominguez	HOU	.260
	Gerardo Parra	ARI	.260
	Brandon Phillips	CIN	.260
124	Nolan Arenado	COL	.259
	Kole Calhoun	LAA	.259
	Allen Craig	SLC	.259
	Adam Dunn	CWS	.259
	DJ LeMahieu	COL	.259
	B.J. Upton	ATL	.259
130	Omar Infante	KAN	.258
	Matt Joyce	TAM	.258
132	Adam Eaton	CWS	.257
	Yan Gomes	CLE	.257
	Eric Young	NYM	.257
135	Juan Francisco	TOR	.256
	James Jones	SEA	.256
	Yadier Molina	SLC	.256
	Chris Owings	ARI	.256
	Martin Prado	ARI	.256
	Carlos Santana	CLE	.256
141	Carlos Gonzalez	COL	.255
	Eric Hosmer	KAN	.255
	Seth Smith	SDP	.255
	Dayan Viciedo	CWS	.255
	Mike Zunino	SEA	.255
146	Michael Bourn	CLE	.254
	Brock Holt	BOS	.254
	John Jaso	OAK	.254
	Junior Lake	CHC	.254
	Joe Mauer	MIN	.254

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
151	Billy Butler	KAN	.253
	Nick Castellanos	DET	.253
	Aaron Hill	ARI	.253
154	Emilio Bonifacio	CHC	.252
	Alejandro de Aza	CWS	.252
	Austin Jackson	DET	.252
	David Murphy	CLE	.252
	Trevor Plouffe	MIN	.252
	Ben Zobrist	TAM	.252
160	Gordon Beckham	CWS	.251
	Domonic Brown	PHI	.251
	Jonathan Villar	HOU	.251
163	Brian McCann	NYY	.250
	Michael Saunders	SEA	.250
	Yangervis Solarte	NYY	.250
	Joey Votto	CIN	.250
167	Xander Bogaerts	BOS	.249
	Everth Cabrera	SDP	.249
	Carl Crawford	LAD	.249
	Conor Gillaspie	CWS	.249
	Wilin Rosario	COL	.249
	Dioner Navarro	TOR	.249
173	Craig Gentry	OAK	.248
	Jed Lowrie	OAK	.248
	Kurt Suzuki	MIN	.248
176	Norichika Aoki	KAN	.247
	Mike Aviles	CLE	.247
	Colby Rasmus	TOR	.247
	Justin Turner	LAD	.247
180	Collin Cowgill	LAA	.246
	Derek Jeter	NYY	.246
	Jason Kipnis	CLE	.246
	Brian Roberts	BAL	.246
	Luis Valbuena	CHC	.246
185	J.J. Hardy	BAL	.245
186	Chris Carter	HOU	.244
	Ike Davis	NYM/PIT	.244
	Jon Jay	SLC	.244
	Brad Miller	SEA	.244
	Chris Young	NYM	.244
191	Andre Ethier	LAD	.243
	Chris Johnson	ATL	.243
	Russell Martin	PIT	.243
194	Dustin Ackley	SEA	.242
	Jason Castro	HOU	.242
	Chris Iannetta	LAA	.242
	Jordy Mercer	PIT	.242
	Wil Myers	TAM	.242
199	Alberto Callaspo	OAK	.240
	Manny Machado	BAL	.240

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
	A.J. Pierzynski	BOS	.240
	Andrelton Simmons	ATL	.240
	Justin Smoak	SEA	.240
	Juan Uribe	LAD	.240
	Josh Willingham	MIN	.240
206	Carlos Beltran	NYY	.239
	Derek Dietrich	MIA	.239
	Eduardo Escobar	MIN	.239
	Adeiny Hechavarria	MIA	.239
	Juan Lagares	NYM	.239
	Jarrod Saltalamacchia	MIA	.239
212	Jackie Bradley Jr.	BOS	.238
	Danny Espinosa	WAS	.238
	Tyler Flowers	CWS	.238
	Ryan Ludwick	CIN	.238
	Carlos Ruiz	PHI	.238
217	Brandon Barnes	COL	.237
	Robinson Chirinos	TEX	.237
	David DeJesus	TAM	.237
	Jonny Gomes	BOS	.237
	Nate Schierholtz	CHC	.237
	Jonathan Schoop	BAL	.237
	Alfonso Soriano	NYY	.237
	Ichiro Suzuki	SEA	.237
225	Yonder Alonso	SDP	.236
226	Alex Avila	DET	.235
	Chris Denorfia	SDP	.235
	Josh Reddick	OKA	.235
229	Cody Asche	PHI	.234
	David Freese	LAA	.234
	Chase Headley	SDP	.234
232	Zack Cozart	CIN	.233
	Mike Moustakas	KAN	.233
234	Welington Castillo	CHC	.232
	Chris Colabello	MIN	.232
	Lyle Overbay	MIL	.232
237	Mitch Moreland	TEX	.231
	Josmil Pinto	MIN	.231
	Marcus Semien	CWS	.231
	Kolten Wong	SLC	.231
241	Michael Choice	TEX	.230
	Yunel Escobar	TAM	.230
	Prince Fielder	TEX	.230
	Brandon Hicks	SFG	.230
	Alex Presley	HOU	.230
	Ryan Zimmerman	WAS	.230
247	Gregor Blanco	SFG	.229
	Ryan Hanigan	TAM	.229
	Kelly Johnson	NYY	.229
	Jose Tabata	PIT	.229

Rank	Player	Team	EFA
251	Nick Swisher	CLE	.228
	Ruben Tejada	NYM	.228
253	Brayan Pena	CIN	.227
254	Cameron Maybin	SDP	.226
255	Yasmani Grandal	SDP	,224
	Corey Hart	SEA	.224
	Grady Sizemore	BOS	.224
258	Logan Forsythe	TAM	.222
	Mike Olt	CHC	.222
260	Peter Bourjos	LAA	.221
	Nick Punto	OAK	.221
	Travis Snider	PIT	.221
	Will Venable	SDP	.221
264	Alexi Amarista	SDP	.219
	Jedd Gyorko	SDP	.219
266	Travis d'Arnaud	NYM	.218
267	Jason Kubel	MIN	.217
268	Darwin Barney	CHC	.216
	Raul Ibanez	LAA/KAN	.216
	Stefen Romero	SEA	.216
	Eric Sogard	OAK	.216
272	Aaron Hicks	MIN	.213
	Daniel Nava	BOS	.213
274	Mark Ellis	SLC	.211
	Ryan Raburn	CLE	.211