Stat Cruncher

[Kingdom]

At his current pace and by the time he's 32-33 (he's 22 right now), Aaron Villegas could have:

3000 hits
900+ doubles
350-400 homeruns
OPS of .900-1.000

So he could hypothetically chase 4000 hits if the ratings hold enough. The man could be the greatest OOTP player of strike3

[BrianDawkins]

i prefer todd zeile

[BrianDawkins]

on a somewhat serious aside, i think my only notable "what if?" stat is... at his current pace, Jared Hughes would join the 3,000K club when he turned... 37. 2022.

Andy Marte should get to 400 homers if he holds up, and a very outside shot at 500 if his yearly average continues to climb.

and Carl Crawford(although I can't really consider him one of "my" players) should reach the 3,000 hit plateau at age 36 or so at this rate. and although his speed will definitely decrease by that time, he's also on pace to be at 950+ career stolen bases at age 36. which would put him #2 all time.

[Porter]

Fruto is on pace to have 178 career saves after 5 seasons. He could get to 450 saves if I can keep the team at this current pace.

Felix has a shot at 3000 k's.

[Providence A's]

Huston Street will be 28 in August and currently has 243 saves (on pace for 26 more this season...would put him at 269 going into next season). That would be an average of 38 saves in his first 7 seasons. If he did that again (he'd then be 35), then he'd have 538 saves.

Harden (30 at the end of the season) will have over 2000 k's. He's on pace for 272 this season (that would put him at 2009 for his career in 9 seasons...223 per season). He'd pass 3000 in 5 years. He has 127 wins currently (13 this season, on pace for 22). Let's say he gets 7 more for 20. That would give him 134 in 9 seasons (about 15 per season)...in 10 seasons at that pace he'd end up with 284 (he'd be 40). That first season wasn't a complete season though (13 starts, 5 wins). That would mean 129 wins in 8 full seasons (16 wins per season)...that would be 294 at age 40. I doubt he does it, but he's got an outside shot at 300 wins...he needs to roll off some 20 win seasons (starting with this one).

Santana is 32...needs to average over 17 wins per season for 8 more seasons and he'd get 300 wins.

[General]

Chad Cordero currently has 286 saves. He's on pace for 40-something again, and assuming he's able to get his 40 a season for 5 more years, that'd give him 500 by 35.

[Porter]

Johan Santana has 18 games in a season in every season he's played for the Brewers. He hasnt lost or won more than 18 since 2005.