Dan Szymborski’s ZiPS projections, which have typically appeared in the pages of Baseball Think Factory, are being released at FanGraphs this year. Below are the projections for the Detroit Tigers. Szymborski can be found on Twitter at @DSzymborski.
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PLAYERS:
Austin Jackson,
Andy Dirks,
Torii Hunter,
Justin Verlander,
Max Scherzer,
Bruce Rondon,
Joaquin Benoit,
Brayan Villarreal,
Octavio Dotel,
Al Alburquerque,
Drew Smyly,
Nick Castellanos,
Eugenio Suarez,
Miguel Cabrera,
Prince Fielder,
Alex Avila,
Jhonny Peralta,
Omar Infante,
Victor Martinez,
Bryan Holaday,
Ramon Cabrera,
Tyler Collins,
Don Kelly,
Ramon Santiago,
Brennan Boesch,
Brayan Pena,
Brad Davis,
Quintin Berry,
Matt Tuiasosopo,
Daniel Dorn,
Jeff Kobernus,
Hernan Perez,
Kevin Russo,
Dixon Machado,
Argenis Diaz,
Brent Dlugach,
Avisail Garcia,
John Lindsey,
Daniel Fields,
Cale Iorg,
Alvin Davis,
Matt Kemp,
Chris Iannetta,
Mark Grudzielanek,
Magglio Ordonez,
Ian Desmond,
Luis Montanez,
Gregg Zaun,
David Murphy,
Dustan Mohr,
Julio Cordido,
Neifi Perez,
Paul Hoover,
Jason Lee,
Doug Fister,
Anibal Sanchez,
Rick Porcello,
Adam Wilk,
Jose Valverde,
Phil Coke,
Darin Downs,
Luis Marte,
Shawn Hill,
Kenny Faulk,
Chris Bootcheck,
Michael Morrison,
Michael Dubee,
Duane Below,
Ryan Robowski,
Trevor Bell,
Jose Alvarez,
Melvin Mercedes,
Luke Putkonen,
Jose Ortega,
Casey Crosby,
Roger Clemens,
John Burkett,
Frank Castillo,
Noah Lowry,
Joe Johnson,
Bobby Livingston,
Trevor Hoffman,
Randy Choate,
Bob Gibson,
Brian Moehler,
Brian Snyder,
David Lee,
Jason Mackintosh,
Tim Hamulack,
David Lundquist,
Mark Woodyard
TEAMS: Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Angels, Washington Nationals, Texas Rangers, St. Louis Cardinals
TEAMS: Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Angels, Washington Nationals, Texas Rangers, St. Louis Cardinals
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