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AL FRAA Fielding Runs Above Average

LEADERS
1 Kyle Seager 21
2 Josh Donaldson 19
T3 Jacoby Ellsbury 12
T3 Alex Gordon 12
T5 Jason Kipnis 10
T5 Sam Fuld 10
T5 Jackie Bradley Jr. 10
8 Leonys Martin 9
T9 Kevin Kiermaier 8
T9 Ben Zobrist 8
T9 Steve Pearce 8
T9 Alexei Ramirez 8

WORST
1 Derek Jeter -25
2 Omar Infante -15
3 Yunel Escobar -14
4 Coco Crisp -13
5 Erick Aybar -12
T6 Jose Reyes -11
T6 Dexter Fowler -11
T6 Torii Hunter -11
9 Eduardo Escobar -9
T10 Elvis Andrus -8
T10 Nori Aoki -8
T10 Adam Jones -8
T10 James Jones -8
T10 Jed Lowrie -8
T10 Xander Bogaerts -8

TEAM TOTALS
1 Athletics 14
2 Orioles 13
T3 Royals 12
T3 Mariners 12
5 Red Sox 10
6 Rays 5
T7 Yankees -4
T7 White Sox -4
9 Angels -6
10 Rangers -7
11 Indians -9
12 Twins -10
13 Blue Jays -11
14 Tigers -15
15 Astros -18

TIGERS
Ian Kinsler 5
Miguel Cabrera 5
Rajai Davis 2
Don Kelly 1
Bryan Holaday 0
Hernan Perez 0
Eugenio Suarez 0
Steven Moya 0
James McCann 0
Tyler Collins 0
Ezequiel Carrera 0
Danny Worth 0
Alex Gonzalez 0
Andrew Romine 0
Alex Avila -1
J.D. Martinez -2
Austin Jackson -4
Victor Martinez -4
Nick Castellanos -6
Torii Hunter -11

End of Season.
 
AL TRAA Total Runs Above Average -- RCAA plus/minus FRAA = TRAA

LEADERS
1 Mike Trout 69
2 Victor Martinez 59
3 Jose Abreu 55
4 Jose Bautista 52
5 Michael Brantley 49
6 Miguel Cabrera 47
T7 Kyle Seager 43
T7 Steve Pearce 43
9 Robinson Cano 40
10 Josh Donaldson 38

WORST
1 Derek Jeter -41
2 Matt Dominguez -38
3 Elvis Andrus -28
4 Omar Infante -27
5 Dayan Viciedo -23
T6 Jose Molina -22
T6 Xander Bogaerts -22
T6 Yunel Escobar -22
9 Jonathan Schoop -20
10 Alberto Callaspo -19

TEAM TOTALS
1 Tigers 91
2 Orioles 77
3 Angels 71
4 Blue Jays 45
5 Indians 11
6 Athletics 8
7 Mariners 1
8 Royals -12
9 Yankees -14
10 Twins -21
11 White Sox -25
12 Rays -44
13 Astros -54
14 Red Sox -61
15 Rangers -80

TIGERS
Victor Martinez 59
Miguel Cabrera 47
J.D. Martinez 33
Rajai Davis 6
Ian Kinsler 4
Steven Moya 0
James McCann 0
Tyler Collins -1
Hernan Perez -1
Austin Jackson -1
Ezequiel Carrera -2
Alex Gonzalez -3
Alex Avila -4
Danny Worth -4
Don Kelly -4
Eugenio Suarez -4
Torii Hunter -5
Nick Castellanos -7
Bryan Holaday -10
Andrew Romine -12

End of Season.
 
http://www.mlive.com/tigers/index.ssf/2014/09/victor_martinez_finishes_secon.html
Victor Martinez finishes second in AL batting race, says batting champion Jose Altuve is 'awesome kid'.
mlive

Here is how some other Tigers players finished among the league leaders this season:

PITCHING
Strikeouts: David Price struck out eight Sunday to pass Cy Young Award candidate Corey Kluber to finish first in the American League in strikeouts. Price finished with 271 to 269 for Kluber. Max Scherzer finished third with 252.

Victories: Scherzer, Kluber and Los Angeles Angels starter Jered Weaver finished tied for first with 18 wins.

ERA: Scherzer was ninth at 3.15. Felix Hernandez (2.14) edged out Chris Sale (2.17) for the ERA title.

Saves: Joe Nathan finished fifth in the American League with 35 saves. Former Tigers closer Fernando Rodney finished first with 48 saves for the Seattle Mariners.

Innings pitched: Price led the American League with 248 1/3 innings pitched. Scherzer, Justin Verlander and Rick Porcello were among the top 13 in the league in innings pitched.

WHIP: Price finished fifth in the AL at 1.08.

HITTING
Batting average: Martinez was second. Miguel Cabrera was seventh at .313. J.D. Martinez hit .315, but he didn't have enough plate appearances to qualify for the batting race. A player has to have 3.1 plate appearances per team game played, or 502 for a full season. J.D. Martinez finished with 480 plate appearances.

OPS: Martinez (.974) beat out Chicago White Sox rookie Jose Abreu (.964) for the best OPS in the American League. Cabrera was sixth at .895.

Runs: Cabrera (101) finished tied for third behind Mike Trout of the Los Angeles Angels. Ian Kinsler finished fifth with 100 runs.

Hits: Cabrera finished third with 191 hits. Kinsler and Victor Martinez were tied for fourth with 188.

Doubles: Cabrera led the American League with 52. Kinsler was tied for fourth with 40.

Home runs: Victor Martinez was eighth with 32. Nelson Cruz of the Baltimore Orioles led the league with 40.

RBIs: Cabrera was second with 109 and Victor Martinez tied for seventh with 103.

Stolen bases: Rajai Davis was tied for third with 36. That's one more stolen base than the Tigers had as a team in 2013.
 
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