All Time Nationals (Expos) 25 Man Roster

Last team here.

Through 2016

New project, all time rosters for each team. WAR is B-Ref+Davenport. Other numbers are OPS+/ERA+.

The structure of all of these teams will be the same, 7 bench players (well, 6 for AL teams since they have a DH) with someone able to backup every position. 10 pitchers, a legitimate bullpen arm as closer.  

C Gary Carter (1974-84, 92)         55.95        121
1B Warren Cromartie (1974-83)   18             104
2B Jose Vidro (1997-06)                17.15       111
SS Ian Desmond (2009-15)            16.45       99
3B Tim Wallach (1980-92)            38.5           105
LF Tim Raines (1979-90, 01)        50.05        131
CF Andre Dawson (1976-86)       45.3           122
RF Vlad Guerrero (1996-03)         31.2          148


3B Ryan Zimmerman (2005-         35.1          115
RF/LF/CF Bryce Harper (2012-   24.05          137
CF Marquis Grissom (1989-94)        19.45       101
LF/CF Rondell White (1993-00)      18             113
1B Rusty Staub (1969-71, 79)          17.1          149
2B/SS Mike Lansing (1993-97)        13.25       93
C Wilson Ramos (2010-                    13.25           100

P Steve Rogers (1973-85)                   44.7        116
P Dennis Martinez (1986-93)            30.55      122
P Jordan Zimmerman (2009-15)        21.95      118
P Pedro Martinez (1994-97)               20.3        139
P Javier Vazquez (1998-03)               19.95      107 

Cl Tim Burke (1985-91)                     15.45      142
P Livan Hernandez (2003-06, 09-11)  19.35    106
P Bryn Smith (1981-89)                      19.35      111
P Stephen Strasburg (2010-              19.2      124
P Jeff  Fassero (1991-96)                     16.4         130

All Time Rangers 25 Man Roster

Last team here.

Through 2016

New project, all time rosters for each team. WAR is B-Ref+Davenport. Other numbers are OPS+/ERA+.

The structure of all of these teams will be the same, 7 bench players (well, 6 for AL teams since they have a DH) with someone able to backup every position. 10 pitchers, a legitimate bullpen arm as closer.  

C Ivan Rodriguez (1991-02, 09)             58.4   112
1B Rafael Palmeiro (1989-93, 99-03)    41.95  137
2B Ian Kinsler (2006-13)                         38.7      111
SS (2b) Michael Young (2000-12)           37.1       104
3B Buddy Bell (1979-85, 89)                 35.25     117
LF Frank Howard (1965-72)                   25.1      153
CF Josh Hamilton (2008-12, 15)            25.45    134
RF (CF) Juan Gonzalez (1989-99, 02-03)   37.8   133
DH Alex Rodriguez (2001-03)               26.25    155

C Jim Sundberg (1974-83, 88-9)            33.3       91
3B Adrian Beltre (2011-                         35.05       132
SS Toby Harrah (1965-78, 85-86)          31.1      112
LF Rusty Greer (1994-02)                        24.55    119
1B Mark Teixeira (2003-07)                    20.5       128      
RF Ruben Sierra (1986-92, 2000-01, 03)  22      116

P Charlie Hough (1980-90)                      37.75    111
P Kenny Rogers (1989-95, 2000-02, 04-05)   37.8   111
P Ferguson Jenkins (1974-75, 1978-81)   23.6     106
P Kevin Brown (1986-94)                          22.35    108   
P Nolan Ryan (1989-93)                             19.3       116

Cl Jeff Russell (1985-92, 95-6)                  16.15    114
P Gaylord Perry (1975-77, 80)                   15.9      118
P Rick Helling (1994-96, 97-01)               17.2      101                          

P Jose Guzman (1985-92)                            17.25    106

P Yu Darvish (2012-                                    17.2     129

All Time Yankees 25 Man Roster

Last team here.

Through 2016

New project, all time rosters for each team. WAR is B-Ref+Davenport. Other numbers are OPS+/ERA+.

The structure of all of these teams will be the same, 7 bench players (well, 6 for AL teams since they have a DH) with someone able to backup every position. 10 pitchers, a legitimate bullpen arm as closer.  

C Yogi Berra (1946-63)                     64.55        125  
1B Lou Gehrig (1923-39)                 105.25      179
2B Willie Randolph (1976-88)       58.15         105
SS Derek Jeter (1995-2014)             74.25         115
3B (SS) Alex Rodriguez (2004-16)      57.3           136
LF Roy White (1965-79)                   45.5           121
CF (RF) Mickey Mantle (1951-68)           99.95        172
RF (LF) Babe Ruth (1920-34)           136.4        209
DH Joe DiMaggio (1936-51)            76.7          155

C Bill Dickey (1928-46)                     64.45       127
CF Bernie Williams (1991-2006)      58.05       125      
C Jorge Posada (1995-2011)               53.1         121
2B Robinson Cano (2005-13)            51.6         126
3B Graig Nettles (1973-83)                43.1         114
1B Don Mattingly (1982-95)             48.9         127

P Whitey Ford (1950-67)                     57.3         133
P Andy Pettitte (1995-03, 07-13)       57.9         115
P Ron Guidry (1975-88)                       51.6        119
P Red Ruffing (1930-46)                     51.35       119
P Bob Shawkey (1915-27)                   41.2         117

Cl Mariano Rivera (1995-13)              90.1         205
P Mel Stottlemyre (1964-74)               41.65       112
P Lefty Gomez (1930-42)                     40.4         125
P Mike Mussina (2001-08)                   38.5         114
P Dave Righetti (1979-90)                   32.35       127

Tendown, June 26 2016

231 is here.  This is Tendown 232.


                                                                           2016

1. Any chance I get to express incredulity that, in 2016, self identified liberals prefer Alexander Hamilton to LBJ on domestic issues, I have to take it.  It's almost unbearable.

2. Don't die if you can't pay for it. Write that down.

3. Liberals, even smart ones, have had a history problem this election cycle with the white working class.

4. Weirdly, the donor class doesn't want Warren.  Not that the liberals arguing Clinton was the real progressive will feel the need to explain that.  Nor will they explain why the neocons are on her side.

5. What the hell did Pat Haden do?

6. Sotomayor's dissent.

7. If Trump wins - just print a version of this piece.  And this one.  And then Greenwald.

8. Private prison guards.

9. Renting in San Francisco.

10. The sit in.              and here.            and here.


And one more...



That's all for this time.  I'll be back next time....if there is a next time...

Your pal, Jim

All Time Brewers 25 Man Roster

Last Team Here.

Through 2016.

New project, all time rosters for each team. WAR is B-Ref+Davenport. Other numbers are OPS+/ERA+.

The structure of all of these teams will be the same, 7 bench players (well, 6 for AL teams since they have a DH) with someone able to backup every position. 10 pitchers, a legitimate bullpen arm as closer.  


C Jonathan Lucroy (2010-      18.8   111
1B Cecil Cooper (1977-87)      32.1     123
2B Paul Molitor (1978-92)       62.5    125
SS Robin Yount (1974-93)       81.95  115
3B(SS) Don Money (1973-83)         27.1   114
LF Ryan Braun (2007-             49      141
CF Carlos Gomez (2010-15)         20   109
RF Geoff Jenkins (1998-07)   23.45  116

3B Jeff Cirillo (1994-99, 04-05)  26.25  113
1B George Scott (1972-76)          23.1     131
2B Jim Gantner (1976-92)            24.2     88
LF/RF Ben Oglivie (1978-86)      23       124
1B Prince Fielder (2005-11)         22.5   143
CF Gorman Thomas (1973-83, 86)  17.05  119
C BJ Surhoff (1987-95)                 18.25   92

P Teddy Higuera (1985-94)          32       117
P Ben Sheets (2001-08)                 25.6   115
P Yovani Gallardo (2007-14)      21.15  109
P Chris Bosio (1986-92)               20.45  107
P Mike Caldwell (1977-84)         20.15  103

Cl Dan Plesac (1986-92)              16.6    128
P Bill Wegman (1985-95)            19.55  102
P Jim Slaton (1971-77, 79-83)     19       97
P Moose Haas (1976-85)              18.2    97
P Cal Eldred (1991-99)                 15.6    101