2013 Performance Value -- Baseball Player Salaries

2013 Performance Value

	Player	2013 Team(s)	Cost vs. Performance Score
1	Manny Machado	BAL	4.17
2	Matt Harvey	NYM	3.56
3	Paul Goldschmidt	ARI	3.26
4	Shelby Miller	STL	3.23
5	Jean Segura	MIL	3.22
6	Josh Donaldson	OAK	3.02

7	Matt Carpenter	STL	2.86
8	Patrick Corbin	ARI	2.62
9	Starling Marte	PIT	2.59
10	Andrelton Simmons	ATL	2.44
11	Travis Wood	CHC	2.37
12	Mike Trout	LAA	2.35
13	Rex Brothers	COL	2.25
14	Jason Castro	HOU	2.13
15	Alex Cobb	TB	2.10
16	Jason Kipnis	CLE	2.07
17	Chris Sale	CHW	2.03
18	Domonic Brown	PHI	2.02
19	Mike Minor	ATL	2.00
20	Julio Teheran	ATL	1.96
21	Jeff Locke	PIT	1.93
22	Carlos Santana	CLE	1.92
23	Brandon Crawford	SF	1.81
24	Daniel Nava	BOS	1.80
25	Tanner Scheppers	TEX	1.75
26	Robbie Ross	TEX	1.74
27	Tyler Chatwood	COL	1.73
28	Kyle Seager	SEA	1.69
29	Evan Gattis	ATL	1.67
30	Todd Frazier	CIN	1.64

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Notes

"At bats" are actually "Plate Appearances" (since most people don't know the difference and "At Bats" is shorter, and seems to make sense to the most people)
Team total payrolls are estimates and do not fully reflect prorations due to player trades, obligations to traded players or contract bonuses.
Cost vs. performance score is calculated as ((MLB Average Salary/Player Salary) * Player WAR). For negative WAR it is: ((Player Salary/MLB Average Salary) * Player WAR)
Team Cost vs. performance score is calculated as (Player's Percent of Team WAR/Player's Percent of Total Team Payroll).
Figures for all non-baseball related facts have been collected from various websites. We have tried to use the most reliable sources possible, but again, the figures are completely unofficial.
Agent commissions are estimated at 5%
Obviously, some of the calculations on this site would result in infinity (ie, cost per home run when the player hit no home runs). These have been removed, mostly because they are not interesting. (Also, because infinity gives computers a hard time.)