2017 Projection Review – Curtis Granderson

Last year the Mets came into the season with 4 corner outfielders in Bruce, Conforto, Cespedes and Granderson. While the Mets have a clearer picture now, it was confusing for a while in April and May last year finding playing time for everyone.

Granderson was traded to the Dodgers and ultimately left off their World Series roster. I love Curtis, even when the stats say I shouldn’t. Granderson was coming off of a season where he hit 30 homer.s

Curtis Granderson
PA AB R HR RBI SB AVG OBP SLG
2016 633 545 88.00 30 59 4 0.237 0.335 0.464
Projections
MLB.com 540 91.00 26 66 5 0.246 0.338 0.452
Steamer 500 74.00 22 62 6 0.234 0.333 0.422
ZiPS 538 75.00 21 57 6 0.238 0.331 0.433
ESPN 84.00 26 60 6 0.239
Baseball Prospectus 524 71.00 21 62 6 0.227 0.323 0.419
Sporting News 516 78.00 25 60 4 0.233 0.334 0.422
NBC Rotoworld 545 86.00 26 62 7 0.233 0.328 0.429
Rotowire 559 89.00 27 64 7 0.243 0.345 0.449
Baseball America 591 80.00 24 62 6 0.235 0.325 0.411
FBG 2017 450 69.00 22 52 7 0.268
Average 531 528.71429 79.7 24 60.7 6 0.2396 0.332125 0.429625

2017 Stats:
147 G, 527 PA, 449 AB, 74 R, 95 H, 24 2B, 26 HR, .212 BA, .323 OBP, .452 SLG

Granderson’s numbers took a massive hit when he went to the Dodgers. His average dropped nearly 70 points, his OBP dropped nearly 40 points and his slugging dropped 120 points.

Overall, his numbers didn’t drop horrendously as you might think from 2016, especially when the Dodgers numbers are taken with a grain of salt. His numbers were down though from his projections with the exception of slugging.

As of writing this on 1/15, Granderson is still a free agent. He was a strong signing for the Mets several years ago and I hope he finds success again this year.

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