There are rules here. None of the players will be in the top ten for their position on the player rater, and they will all have mistakes. However, they will have a bearing section, which holds a good amount in flawed profiles.
Everyone wants to talk about Sal Stewart. This one is for you, those who are grinding, who see a small phase deficit and take steps to correct it. Real math geeks, maybe putting stuff into spreadsheets and stuff.
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It runs
Miguel Vargas: Vargas’ biggest flaw is his batting average, which gives you -2.2 Razzbucks. OBP leagues will help (.359), but a .212 batting average is what you’ll have to overcome. Ranked 13th overall in the starting lineup, he averaged 5.4 Razzbucks in runs scored.
Carrying Stat: Runs, and RBI
Flaw: Batting Average, career average is .207, but last year it hit .234. That would be the standard you would expect. His XBA is .241, and his BABIP is .231. If you pair him with a high BA, he is a very important player. You are featured in only 54% of Yahoo! leagues, but is 100% owned by the RCL. Since the RCLs are the best leagues on the internet, that should tell you that Vargas should own it.
Juice worth squeezing: Yes.
Running Home
Jon Aranda: I didn’t expect to see Aranda with a 5.8 rating and seven dingers on the season, but here we are. His profile has changed; last year, he was the top BABIP and top hitter. While the BABIP is over .400 in 2025, it was unlikely that he would repeat his high batting average from last season. Luckily, if you’re a designer, you’re hitting seven home runs in your junior season. His slugging percentage is down from last year, as is his fastball rate, making the power output look inconsistent.
Error: Tracking record. What kind of player is Aranda?
Juice Worth Ssqueeze: Yes, though, as it has been shown that he can burn, but don’t trust the power. Trust the skills of the players. He is available in the Yahoo league section and zero RCL.
Kazuma Okamoto: SO THAT’S what the fight was about. He’s at his best, offering a Razzbuck value of nine in the category here. The walks have helped (10% rate), and his plate technique supports home runs. The strike rate also decreases. He walks a lot, pitches a little, and seems to be getting used to baseball in the US.
Error: Are you on the heater or have you fixed it?
The Right Juice to Squeeze: Yes, you should at this point. He’s quickly rising to 60% on Yahoo, and for good reason. Let it be what you thought Spencer Torkelson The upside is, and enjoy a top-5 third base season.
The RBI
Alec Burleson: Burleson batted third for the Cardinals, and is producing 9.4 RBIs for your Razzbucks teams. Basically, this moves him to tenth place overall at the start. It is truly precious. RBI can be a fickle beast, though, and if the Cardinals suddenly hit like little sparrows, Burleson won’t stand a chance. You might have missed his RBI binge.
Flaw: Not a pedestrian, and RBI will depend on context.
The juice is worth squeezing: Yes, buying it in full. He’s entering his prime and will be productive for years to come, even if the RBI opportunities dwindle.
SB
Jake Bauers: He’s been a deceptively productive player, and three steals from your infield corner is a solid outing from areas that don’t usually run much. Jake (Don’t Call Me Jack) Bauers runs; he had eight steals and 13 over the past two seasons. His OBP is at .325, so he has excellent value. You are leading the way in the current number of famous names like this Nick Kurtz, Pete Alonsoagain Tyler Soderstrom.
Error: Time to play. He won’t be a full-time starter, and for good reason. He will be featured in overtime.
Juice Worth Squeezing: Nah. Andrew Vaughn is back and will cut into Bauers’ playing time. He’s a deep league player right now as the team’s bat.
