Pick the Rookie of the Year

[Warner2BruceTD]

Player A (3B) - 148 G, 393 AB, .285/.331/.397, 5 HR, 52 RBI, 5 SB, 49 R, 112 H, better than average defensive metrics (of note: 8 triples, 22 sac bunts)

Player B (SS) - 153 G, 624 AB, .287/.333/.364, 2 HR, 31 RBI, 21 SB, 81 R, 179 H, grades out very good defensively (of note: 10 triples, 16 sac bunts)

Player C (RP) - 52 G, 109 IP, 11-5, 14 saves, 3.63 ERA (112 ERA+), 1.422 WHIP, 98 K, 68 BB (of note: selected for All Star Game)

Player D (SP) - 28 G, 190.2 IP, 13-8, 3.54 ERA (121 ERA+), 1.353 WHIP, 72 K, 83 BB (of note: 4 CG, 3 SHO, 3.7 WAR highest among group)

Player E (RP) - 44 G, 85.1 IP, 14-2, 9 saves 2.85 ERA (143 ERA+), 1.313 WHIP, 43 K, 28 BB (of note: led team in relief innings)

Player F (1B) - 139 G, 426 AB, .277/.319/.458, 18 HR, 64 RBI, 1 SB, 57 R, 118 H, grades out average or a smidge below average defensively (of note: DH 31 games)

[EmpireWF]

Lean player D over player B

[Rudi]

Player F.

[Woy]

Oscar Taveras.

[Atlas]

whichever one is on the royals... if none are on the royals, then the one who plays in the city closest to KC...

[Warner2BruceTD]

As a sidenote, does a ROY class come to mind weaker than this one? Two slap hitting infielders, two middle relievers, a starting pitcher with more walks than strikeouts, and a "slugger" with 18 HR's.

[FedEx227]

That's the first thing I thought. Do I really HAVE to pick one of these guys? I'd probably go Player B or Player D.

I think I found the year and yeah, holy shit that's a death zone.