2013 Performance Value -- Baseball Player Salaries

2013 Performance Value

	Player	2013 Team(s)	Cost vs. Performance Score
151	Juan Francisco	ATL	0.10
152	Devin Mesoraco	CIN	0.10
153	Chris Parmelee	MIN	0.10
154	Drew Smyly	DET	0.10
155	Shane Robinson	STL	0.10
156	Lou Marson	CLE	0.10

157	A.J. Ellis	LAD	0.10
158	Kelly Shoppach	SEA	0.10
159	Travis Hafner	NYY	0.10
160	Jose Quintana	CHW	0.10
161	Dallas Keuchel	HOU	0.10
162	Jason Bay	SEA	0.10
163	Andrew Cashner	SD	0.10
164	Steve Lombardozzi	WAS	0.10
165	Bryan Shaw	CLE	0.10
166	Vinnie Pestano	CLE	0.10
167	Pedro Ciriaco	BOS	0.10
168	Clayton Mortensen	BOS	0.10
169	Justin Turner	NYM	0.10
170	Xavier Paul	CIN	0.10
171	Travis Snider	PIT	0.10
172	Esmil Rogers	TOR	0.09
173	Mike Trout	LAA	0.09
174	Kenley Jansen	LAD	0.09
175	David Phelps	NYY	0.09
176	Ruben Tejada	NYM	0.09
177	Ben Revere	PHI	0.09
178	Jose Iglesias	BOS	0.09
179	Eduardo Escobar	MIN	0.09
180	Dexter Fowler	COL	0.09

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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.)