Monday, November 09, 2015

Shared from Twitter: SABR Defensive Index: September 13, 2015 | SABR


It was good to see Brandon Crawford recognized, correctly IMO, as the best SS glove in the NL. 

I don't doubt his development with the bat may have helped, but the stat community has correctly recognized his work for some time now.

From SABR:
SABR Defensive Index: September 13, 2015 | SABR

AL overall leaders

PlayerTeamPositionSDI
Kevin KiermaierTBRCF26.7
Manny MachadoBAL3B12.4
Kevin PillarTORCF10.8
Yoenis CespedesDETLF9.9
Lorenzo CainKCRCF9.2
Dallas KeuchelHOUP8.3
Adrian BeltreTEX3B7.9
Josh DonaldsonTOR3B7.3
Ian KinslerDET2B7.2
Kole CalhounLAARF7.2
Alcides EscobarKCRSS7.1
Jason CastroHOUC6.5
Kyle SeagerSEA3B6.4
Eric SogardOAK2B6.1
Mike TroutLAACF6.0
Adam JonesBALCF5.6
Jose AltuveHOU2B5.4
J.J. HardyBALSS5.4
Eddie RosarioMINLF5.4
Evan LongoriaTBR3B5.3
Mike MoustakasKCR3B5.1
Mike ZuninoSEAC4.6
Mike NapoliTEX/BOS1B4.6
Caleb JosephBALC4.4
Omar InfanteKCR2B3.9

 

NL overall leaders

PlayerTeamPositionSDI
Brandon CrawfordSFGSS16.8
Nolan ArenadoCOL3B13.2
Adeiny HechavarriaMIASS11.6
Brandon BeltSFG1B11.1
Jason HeywardSTLRF10.2
Andrelton SimmonsATLSS10.1
Nick AhmedARISS9.9
Buster PoseySFGC9.7
Danny EspinosaWSN2B9.6
Paul GoldschmidtARI1B9.4
Wilson RamosWSNC8.6
Adrian GonzalezLAD1B8.3
Ichiro SuzukiMIARF8.2
Billy HamiltonCINCF8.0
Curtis GrandersonNYMRF7.8
Starling MartePITLF7.4
Addison RussellCHC2B7.4
Odubel HerreraPHICF7.3
Matt DuffySFG3B6.5
Yadier MolinaSTLC6.5
Christian YelichMIALF5.8
A.J. PollockARICF5.4
Zack GreinkeLADP5.4
Dee GordonMIA2B5.2
Todd FrazierCIN3B4.9
Bryce HarperWSNRF4.9

 


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