2062 - Johnson League All-Star Roster

[Bob Breum]

STARTERS

C: Tony Lopez (PHX) 13 2B, .273/.339/.455 (112 OPS+), 4.6 FRM, 2.5 WAR
1B: G'Tuda Choppa (PHX) 19 2B, 27 HR, .341/.353/.659 (164 OPS+), 3.4 WAR
2B: Domingo Chavez (CHA) 24 2B, 16 HR, 12 SB, .340/.384/.600 (153 OPS+), 3.9 WAR
3B: Mas'ud bin Salah al Din (PHX) 26 2B, 23 HR, .291/.355/.583 (147 OPS+), 3.9 WAR
SS: Lucio Guevara (RMO) 13 2B, 21 HR, .292/.324/.540 (122 OPS+), 10.5 ZR, 3.6 WAR
LF: Adrian Tallent (PHX) 24 2B, 10 3B, 30 SB, .331/.376/.551 (146 OPS+), 4.0 WAR
CF: José 'Uncle' Bedreddin (CHA) 21 2B, 17 HR, 13 SB, .298/.354/.549 (133 OPS+), 3.0 WAR
RF: George Stickler (SA) 16 2B, 20 HR, .359/.405/.603 (168 OPS+), 3.5 WAR
DH: Pedro Hozven (BOI) 22 2B, 15 HR, .322/.392/.611 (168 OPS+), 2.1 WAR
LH SP: Dewey McKim*† (ATC) 9-3, 8 QS, 2.50 ERA (176 ERA+), 3.48 FIP, 1.11 WHIP, 3.6 rWAR
†Regularly scheduled starting day

BENCH

C: Tadanobu Otani (BOI) 14 2B, 17 HR, .271/.329/530 (129 OPS+), 2.0 WAR
C: Edgardo Reyes (CCJ) .380/.423/.620 (177 OPS+), 3.8 FRM, 2.4 WAR
1B: Tadataka Yoshikawa (LV) 26 2B, 19 HR, .306/.390/.642 (171 OPS+), 3.6 WAR
1B: Wafid Bishr‡ (MEX) 24 2B, 17 HR, 20 SB, .291/.382/.573 (152 OPS+), 3.4 WAR
1B: Malik bin Mazin (RMO) 42 2B, 16 HR, .349/.393/.645 (166 OPS+), 3.2 WAR
2B: Dave Ackerman (CCJ) 10 2B, 29 SB, .238/.301/.534 (119 OPS+), 9.0 ZR, 3.8 WAR
3B: Tom Guenette‡ (NO) 20 2B, 19 HR, .323/.351/.587 (149 OPS+), 2.8 WAR
3B: Ollie Long (CLG) 21 2B, .331/.385/.492 (136 OPS+), 3.0 WAR
IF: Jacquot Natta** (CHA) 20 2B, .301/.373/.512 (130 OPS+), 2.6 WAR
OF: Octavio Martinez (CPF) 28 2B, .352/.387/.535 (146 OPS+), 6.3 ZR, 3.7 WAR
OF: Jorge Herrera‡ (AUS) 24 2B, .340/.390/.571 (160 OPS+), 3.5 WAR
OF: Justin Vaive (CLG) 21 2B, 40 SB, .279/.360/.420 (111 OPS+), 2.6 WAR
OF: Okyay Nisanci (ATC) 22 2B, 20 SB, .363/.398/.516 (146 OPS+), 2.6 WAR
CF: Hector Cano, Jr. (SA) 19 HR, .276/.334/.505 (123 OPS+), 2.6 WAR

BULLPEN

RH SP Buwono Mainaky* (CHA) 10-4, 12 QS, 2.38 ERA (190 ERA+), 1.01 WHIP, .196 OBA, 4.0 rWAR
RH SP Nalany Ahotaein* (CLG) 8-1, 11 QS, 2.31 ERA (191 ERA+), 0.81 WHIP, 3.7 rWAR
RH SP Brian Whitford* (ATC) 7-8, 12 QS, 3.18 ERA (138 ERA+), 3.18 FIP, 1.21 WHIP, 3.3 rWAR
RH SP Jim Fleming* (LV) 6-6, 7 QS, 3.45 ERA (128 ERA+), 3.37 FIP, 1.21 WHIP, 2.6 rWAR
LH SP Nathaniel Davis (CPF) 5-6, 8 QS, 2.96 ERA (149 ERA+), 1.12 WHIP, 2.5 rWAR
RH SP Jacquot Natta** (CHA) 7-5, 6 QS, 3.46 ERA (131 ERA+), 1.24 WHIP, 2.6 rWAR
RH SP Dan Voelzke‡ (JAX) 7-4, 8 QS, 3.41 ERA (128 ERA+), 3.35 FIP, 1.12 WHIP, 2.2 rWAR
RH CL Josh Dougherty* (CHA) 23 SV, 1.42 ERA (319 ERA+), 0.92 WHIP, .184 OBA, 1.9 rWAR
LH CL Jesus Martinez* (ATC) 20 SV, 15 SD, 2.16 ERA (203 ERA+), 2.40 FIP, 1.08 WHIP, .153 OBA, 1.3 rWAR
RH CL Cade Miller‡ (BRK) 14 SV, 14 SD, 3.07 ERA (145 ERA+), 3.27 FIP, 0.9 rWAR
LH RP Kalaila Cobar* (CPF) 7-1, 12 SD, 1.90 ERA (233 ERA+), 1.16 WHIP, 2.0 rWAR
RH RP Bryce Sparks* (CCJ) 6 SV, 19 SD, 3.11 ERA (142 ERA+), 3.29 FIP, 1.00 WHIP, 1.5 rWAR
RH RP Adam Bristcoe*‡ (MTL) 17 SD, 19 HLD, 3.15 ERA (134 ERA+), 3.10 FIP, 1.17 WHIP, 1.2 rWAR

*Top 5 vote-getter (SP/RP)
**Two-way player
‡Sole representative from team

[BaseClogger]

Only one Blazer? You can add as many as you want, you know.

[Bob Breum]

Only one Blazer? You can add as many as you want, you know.

We consider it an honor and a responsibility to select the reserves. We make every effort to be fair.

Our team simply doesn't have any standouts this season.

[Krathan]

Five players made the team. Nice to see Natta on the roster.

[JimBob2232]

You can tag Guenette as a 2-way player....but not quite as good.

[Bob Breum]

You can tag Guenette as a 2-way player....but not quite as good.

His 2.1 IP doesn't really qualify him as a two-way player.

[Lane]

[Bob Breum]

I meant to put in the links but I forgot. Your link generator removed all of my daggers.

[woods]

Thank you for the three selections. Good to see old man Nathaniel Davis getting credit for his resurgent season.

[trmmilwwi]

Great selections!

[DaveB]

Impressive to see Reyes making the All Star game after 31 games played.

[Bob Breum]

Impressive to see Reyes making the All Star game after 31 games played.

It’s small sample size but he’s the best catcher in the league right now. Both his WAR and FRM are among the best and these are counting stats, not rate stats.