End-of-Season Sabermetric Stats for Hitters and Pitchers

This isn't an article to review how various projection systems did in their predictions; nor is it one to make any "spin" of some sort on the stats that follow.

No, this is just an article to post sabermetric stats for players (with 200 PAs for hitters, and 60 IP for pitchers). The spreadsheet is at the end of the article.

Top and Bottom BABIP Hitters

Top 10	BABIP	Bottom 10	BABIP
Milton Bradley	0.388	Gary Sheffield	0.237
Jarrod Saltalamacchia	0.385	Carlos Ruiz	0.237
Chipper Jones	0.383	John McDonald	0.235
Manny Ramirez	0.370	Juan Rivera	0.233
Sean Casey	0.368	Kenji Johjima	0.232
John Baker	0.367	Andruw Jones	0.229
Shin-Soo Choo	0.367	Eric Byrnes	0.226
Fred Lewis	0.365	Corey Patterson	0.215
Chase Headley	0.364	Tony Pena Jr.	0.209
Ian Stewart	0.362	Andy LaRoche	0.176

Players with high BABIP rates are said to be lucky, while low BABIP rates mean a player has been unlucky.

Highest and Lowest Offensive Wins

Top 10	OW	Bottom 10	OW
Chipper Jones	137.9	Corey Patterson	41.5
Albert Pujols	137.2	Luis Rivas	41.1
Manny Ramirez	131.1	Omar Vizquel	40.5
Milton Bradley	130.9	Jose Molina	39.9
Matt Holliday	129.5	John McDonald	35.5
Lance Berkman	128.5	Wladimir Balentien	29.7
Mark Teixeira	126.2	Andy LaRoche	23.2
Hanley Ramirez	126.1	Wily Mo Pena	23.0
Mike Fontenot	125.7	Andruw Jones	22.3
Shin-Soo Choo	125.2	Tony Pena Jr.	3.4

(See spreadsheet for explanation of OW.)

You see the usual names in the top 10, but then Mike Fontenot and Shin-Soo Choo come up—that's because they did a lot with little opportunity.

Top and Bottom Wins Saved Using wOBA

Top 10	WS	Bottom 10	WS
Roy Halladay	9.1	Kyle Kendrick	-5.1
Tim Lincecum	8.6	Garrett Olson	-5.2
CC Sabathia	8.3	Tom Gorzelanny	-5.7
Derek Lowe	7.8	Kenny Rogers	-6.0
Brandon Webb	7.1	Carlos Silva	-6.1
Justin Duchscherer	6.7	Miguel Batista	-6.2
Johan Santana	6.5	Nate Robertson	-6.3
Cole Hamels	6.5	Ian Snell	-6.6
Cliff Lee	6.2	Livan Hernandez	-7.8
Rich Harden	6.2	Brandon Backe	-9.2

(See spreadsheet for explanation of WS-wOBA.)

Roy Halladay is tops, but that can partly be contributed for his high amount of innings pitched.

Want to see all the data? You can find it here. It comes with three worksheets: one for batting stats, one for pitching stats, and one for information such as column headings.

If you see any problems with my calculations, or want me to include another stat, feel free to leave me a comment below.