1. Bonds 114
2. Mays 106.25
3. Marichal 68.6
4. McCovey 63
5. WClark 39.3
6. Perry 38.55
7. Kent 36.2
8. Thompson 32.75
9. Cepeda 32.35
11. Cain 31
11. Williams 30.8
12. Bo Bonds 29.9
13. J Clark 28.2
14. Barr 26.85
15. Posey 24.85
15. Posey 24.85
16. Speier 24.25
17. Sandoval 23.15
17. Sandoval 23.15
18. Evans 23.05
19. Lincecum 21.4
20. Hart 21.8
21. Lavelle 21.45
22. Schmidt 20.05
2013: Lincecum's second straight sub replacement season keeps him from advancing. Cain wasn't much better in 2013, but his year was enough to move him into the top 10. Posey is now at 18.75 and we'll see him crack the top 20 after 2013. This is bad hoodoo, but if Posey doesn't finish his Giants career in the top 5 it would be an enormous surprise.
2014: Cain gave back a little bit but still held his spot. Lincecum gave back a lot, for the third straight year, but still kep his spot. The big news is Posey, now, for overall value, one of the top 15 San Francisco Giants ever and Sandoval, in what might be his last season as a Giant, cracking the top 20. At some point I'll consider more than overall value and compose a larger list also including New York Giants.
2014: Cain gave back a little bit but still held his spot. Lincecum gave back a lot, for the third straight year, but still kep his spot. The big news is Posey, now, for overall value, one of the top 15 San Francisco Giants ever and Sandoval, in what might be his last season as a Giant, cracking the top 20. At some point I'll consider more than overall value and compose a larger list also including New York Giants.
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