Neither of these players are very good so I'm not going to discuss them. Here are the 2013 Cubs projections for Steve Clevenger and Dioner Navarro.
Clevenger
PA
H
2B
3B
HR
SB
avg
obp
slg
wOBA
CAIRO
385
92
21
2
5
2
.260
.323
.376
.312
ZiPS
357
86
20
2
3
1
.261
.309
.361
.291
Average
371
89
21
2
4
2
.261
.316
.368
.301
Navarro
PA
H
2B
3B
HR
SB
avg
obp
slg
wOBA
CAIRO
269
60
11
1
5
2
.251
.322
.369
.309
ZiPS
200
44
9
1
4
1
.246
.305
.374
.288
Average
234
52
10
1
5
2
.248
.314
.372
.298
And below are their percentile forecasts using the CAIRO projections.
Clevenger
%
PA
AB
R
H
2B
3B
HR
RBI
SB
CS
BB
SO
GDP
HBP
AVG
OBP
SLG
wOBA
80%
462
424
52
122
31
4
9
52
4
1
43
59
9
4
.288
.365
.441
.359
65%
424
388
44
106
26
3
7
44
3
1
36
59
10
3
.274
.343
.408
.335
Baseline
385
353
37
92
21
2
5
37
2
2
30
57
11
2
.261
.322
.374
.311
35%
347
318
31
78
17
1
3
31
1
2
25
55
11
1
.247
.301
.340
.287
20
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