The Scouting Report, By the Fans, For the Fans Part 1 - The Best and Worst Fielders in Baseball (2002 - 2003) Tangotiger Background If you are new to this project, you should read about it first The Preliminary Results Thank you to all those who participated! I've received almost 500 ballots (and am still accepting them until Opening Day). I thought it would be a little fun to look at some early returns. For this particular article, it will simply be various lists of the best and the worst, as you fans see them. Notes To qualify for these lists, a player had to have at least 5 ballots for a category. 406 of the 499 players on the ballots qualified. The players who received the most number of ballots were Jeter, Bernie Williams, and Soriano, at 58 each. I rejected 1.2% of the ballots (6 in all) for nonsensical selections. In one case, a fan marked all traits for all players as "1", meaning "poor". The Best and Worst Fielders in Baseball Best Instincts Chavez, Eric Jones, Andruw Rolen, Scott Reese, Pokey Mientkiewicz, Doug Cameron, Mike Castro, Juan Koskie, Corey Beltran, Carlos Erstad, Darin Snow, J.T. Shinjo, Tsuyoshi Cirillo, Jeff Suzuki, Ichiro Hunter, Torii Vizquel, Omar Polanco, Placido Edmonds, Jim Ellis, Mark Sanchez, Rey ... Grieve, Ben Long, Terrence Sierra, Ruben Young, Dmitri Knoblauch, Chuck Perez, Neifi Sanchez, Alex Cedeno, Roger Fick, Robert Giambi, Jeremy Worst Instincts Best First Step Crawford, Carl Cameron, Mike Jones, Andruw Beltran, Carlos Erstad, Darin Suzuki, Ichiro Hunter, Torii Chavez, Eric Izturis, Cesar Roberts, Dave Kotsay, Mark Damon, Johnny Ordonez, Rey Shinjo, Tsuyoshi Wells, Vernon Bergeron, Peter Reese, Pokey Furcal, Rafael Rodriguez, Alex Berroa, Angel ... LeCroy, Matt Minor, Damon Bell, Jay Zeile, Todd Simon, Randall Harris, Lenny Giambi, Jeremy Vaughn, Mo Molina, Jose Buchanan, Brian Worst First Step | |
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