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De Aza > Viciedo.
De Aza > Viciedo.
De Aza > Viciedo.
De Aza: 246/315/361 - 86 wRC+ - 0.6 fWAR - 5 HR
Viciedo: 235/282/403 - 85 wRC+ - -0.4 fWAR - 16 HR
De Aza has slowly clawed his numbers up. Albiet, still low. Tank has the more home runs, and is younger.
Here is my question: Are Viciedo's 11 extra home runs been worth making an out 4% more of the time than De Aza? I don't think so, but that is just me.
Secondly, with Garcia back these two are the choices in LF until either someone is called up, traded for, signed, etc. Defensively in LF De Aza has a +2 DRS, and Viciedo -6 in LF this season. I admit De Aza has about 3x as many innings in left than Viciedo this year, but even going by career, De Aza is ahead of Viciedo by a good margin.
I would rather have De Aza.
Thats a really good breakdown. I didn't know how big of difference in defensive numbers they had. Another question... Having Viciedo might help us see if he can come out of this... Also he helps us loose.
Sure. I mean, Viciedo is only going to be 26 next opening day, and by definition isn't even in his prime yet. Some guys don't figure it out until they're a little older: Jose Bautista (29), Alex Gordon (27), etc. But Viciedo hasn't seemed to improve. His numbers this year are lower than his career numbers. He's young and it is, somewhat, of a gamble to trade him, but I believe its worth the risk.
Abreu has had a major power outage.