Jeff Baker

Pos2B

B/TR/R

Born1981-06-21

Age (2027)46

No MLB projection yet. Career stats below are historical.

Overview

MLBLAST SEASON 2015

Year	Age	Lvl / Team	PA	AVG/OBP/SLG	HR	SB	wRC+	WAR
2013	32	MLBTEX	175	.279/.362/.545	11	1	140	0.8
2014	33	MLBMIA	225	.264/.311/.394	3	1	101	-0.4
2015	34	MLBMIA	80	.208/.288/.375	3	0	94	-0.4
2016	35	No MLB games played
2017	36	No MLB games played
2018	37	No MLB games played
2019	38	No MLB games played
2020	39	No MLB games played
2021	40	No MLB games played
2022	41	No MLB games played
2023	42	No MLB games played
2024	43	No MLB games played
2025	44	No MLB games played
2026	45	No MLB games played

Last 3 seasons WAR 0.0

Contract

No contract data on file.

Career Stats + Projections

Real MLB stats plus park-adjusted projections — this season (so far / rest / full), then future seasons and career totals.

show model inputsbasis chips: RAW = as recorded · CTX = with park/league context · A+C = actual + context combined · MLE = level/park-neutral

Methodology▸ how these numbers are built

All seasons translated to park-neutral MLB-equivalent (MLE) and combined per year. 2027 = full-season projection (no games played yet). 2028+ via Advanced Marcel + aging curve.

Year	Age	Lvl	Team	MLB%	PA	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	BB	SO	HBP	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	ISO	BABIP	K%	BB%	wOBA	wRC+	BAT	RUN	FLD	POS	REP	WAR
▸ Career — actual stats, one row per stint (as recorded, no adjustments)
2005	24	MLB	Colorado Rockies	—	43	38	8	4	0	1	5	12	0	0	0	211	302	395	697	184	280	28	12	312	97	-0	+0	-3	+1	+1	-0.1
2005	24	AAA	Colorado Springs Sky Sox	—	248	228	69	16	1	10	16	44	1	3	1	303	351	513	864	211	335	18	6	374	97	—	—	—	—	—	—
2006	25	MLB	Colorado Rockies	—	58	57	21	7	2	5	1	14	0	2	0	368	379	825	1.204	456	421	24	2	511	232	+9	+0	-0	-6	+1	0.4
2006	25	AAA	Colorado Springs Sky Sox	—	538	482	147	30	4	20	46	110	5	7	1	305	371	508	880	203	357	20	9	384	97	—	—	—	—	—	—
2007	26	MLB	Colorado Rockies	—	159	144	32	2	2	4	13	40	2	0	0	222	296	347	643	125	280	25	8	292	81	-4	+0	-1	-3	+3	-0.5
2007	26	AAA	Colorado Springs Sky Sox	—	27	26	6	1	0	1	1	8	0	0	0	231	259	385	644	154	294	30	4	285	28	—	—	—	—	—	—
2008	27	MLB	Colorado Rockies	—	333	299	80	22	1	12	26	85	1	4	0	268	328	468	796	201	327	26	8	344	116	+6	+1	-4	+1	+7	1.1
2009	28	MLB	Chicago Cubs	—	248	226	65	15	2	4	18	53	2	1	0	288	346	425	770	137	357	21	7	341	117	+5	+0	+5	+1	+5	1.7
2009	28	AAA	Colorado Springs Sky Sox	—	27	23	5	2	0	1	4	3	0	0	0	217	333	435	768	217	211	11	15	343	65	—	—	—	—	—	—
2010	29	MLB	Chicago Cubs	—	224	206	56	13	2	4	16	50	1	1	0	272	327	413	740	141	340	22	7	329	107	+2	+0	+4	+1	+5	1.2
2011	30	MLB	Chicago Cubs	—	212	201	54	12	1	3	10	46	0	0	0	269	303	383	686	114	333	22	5	305	91	-2	+0	-3	-4	+5	-0.5
2012	31	MLB	Atlanta Braves	—	201	188	45	12	1	4	11	48	0	4	1	239	281	378	659	138	297	24	5	290	80	-5	+0	-5	-4	+4	-0.9
2013	32	MLB	Texas Rangers	—	175	154	43	8	0	11	18	48	2	1	0	279	362	545	908	266	333	27	10	394	140	+8	+0	-2	-3	+4	0.8
2014	33	MLB	Miami Marlins	—	225	208	55	10	4	3	13	51	1	1	0	264	311	394	705	130	331	23	6	310	101	+0	+0	-5	-4	+5	-0.4
2015	34	MLB	Miami Marlins	—	80	72	15	3	0	3	8	25	0	0	0	208	287	375	662	167	273	31	10	298	94	-1	+0	-3	-1	+2	-0.4
▸ Career Totals (raw MLB only — historical actual)
MLB Career	—			—	1958	1793	474	108	15	54	139	472	9	14	1	264	320	432	752	167	327	24	7	331	110	+23	+2	-17	-22	+42	3.0
▸ Career — adjusted (every ACTUAL line translated to park/league-neutral MLB equivalents)
2005	24	MLB MLE	Colorado Rockies	—	43	38	8	4	0	1	5	12	0	0	0	211	302	395	697	184	280	28	12	312	97	-0	+0	-3	+1	+1	-0.1
2005	24	AAA MLE	Colorado Springs Sky Sox	—	248	232	60	13	1	8	12	57	1	3	1	259	298	427	725	168	305	23	5	311	97	—	—	—	—	—	—
2006	25	MLB MLE	Colorado Rockies	—	58	57	21	7	2	5	1	14	0	2	0	368	379	825	1.204	456	421	24	2	511	232	+9	+0	-0	-6	+1	0.4
2006	25	AAA MLE	Colorado Springs Sky Sox	—	538	496	126	24	3	16	32	142	5	7	1	254	306	411	717	157	318	26	6	311	97	—	—	—	—	—	—
2007	26	MLB MLE	Colorado Rockies	—	159	145	32	2	2	4	12	40	2	0	0	221	289	345	634	124	280	25	8	287	81	-4	+0	-1	-3	+3	-0.5
2007	26	AAA MLE	Colorado Springs Sky Sox	—	27	26	5	1	0	1	1	10	0	0	0	192	222	346	568	154	261	37	4	210	28	—	—	—	—	—	—
2008	27	MLB MLE	Colorado Rockies	—	333	301	80	22	1	12	24	85	1	4	0	266	322	465	787	199	327	26	7	339	116	+6	+1	-4	+1	+7	1.1
2009	28	MLB MLE	Chicago Cubs	—	248	226	65	15	2	4	18	53	2	1	0	288	346	425	770	137	357	21	7	341	117	+5	+0	+5	+1	+5	1.7
2009	28	AAA MLE	Colorado Springs Sky Sox	—	27	24	5	2	0	1	3	4	0	0	0	208	296	417	713	208	176	15	11	265	65	—	—	—	—	—	—
2010	29	MLB MLE	Chicago Cubs	—	224	206	56	13	2	4	16	50	1	1	0	272	327	413	740	141	340	22	7	326	107	+2	+0	+4	+1	+5	1.2
2011	30	MLB MLE	Chicago Cubs	—	212	201	54	12	1	3	10	46	0	0	0	269	303	383	686	114	333	22	5	302	91	-2	+0	-3	-4	+5	-0.5
2012	31	MLB MLE	Atlanta Braves	—	201	189	44	11	1	4	10	48	0	4	1	233	271	365	636	132	297	24	5	286	80	-5	+0	-5	-4	+4	-0.9
2013	32	MLB MLE	Texas Rangers	—	175	155	43	8	0	11	17	48	2	1	0	277	356	542	898	265	333	27	10	375	140	+8	+0	-2	-3	+4	0.8
2014	33	MLB MLE	Miami Marlins	—	225	209	57	11	4	3	12	51	1	1	0	273	315	407	722	134	331	23	5	318	101	+0	+0	-5	-4	+5	-0.4
2015	34	MLB MLE	Miami Marlins	—	80	72	15	3	0	3	8	25	0	0	0	208	287	375	662	167	273	31	10	308	94	-1	+0	-3	-1	+2	-0.4
2005	24	AAA MLE	2 teams	—	291	270	68	17	1	9	17	69	1	3	1	252	299	422	721	170	304	24	6	311	97	—	—	—	—	—	—
2005	24	AAA RAW	2 teams	—	291	266	77	20	1	11	21	56	1	3	1	289	344	496	840	207	328	19	7	365	97	—	—	—	—	—	—
2006	25	AAA MLE	2 teams	—	596	553	147	31	5	21	33	156	5	9	1	266	313	454	767	188	332	26	6	330	110	—	—	—	—	—	—
2006	25	AAA RAW	2 teams	—	596	539	168	37	6	25	47	124	5	9	1	312	372	542	914	230	363	21	8	396	110	—	—	—	—	—	—
2007	26	MLB MLE	2 teams	—	186	171	37	3	2	5	13	50	2	0	0	216	280	345	625	129	276	27	7	276	73	-6	+0	-1	-3	+4	-0.7
2007	26	MLB RAW	2 teams	—	186	170	38	3	2	5	14	48	2	0	0	224	290	353	643	129	282	26	8	291	73	-6	+0	-1	-3	+4	-0.7
2008	27	MLB MLE	Colorado Rockies	—	333	301	80	22	1	12	24	85	1	4	0	266	322	465	787	199	324	26	7	339	116	+6	+1	-4	+1	+7	1.1
2008	27	MLB RAW	Colorado Rockies	—	333	299	80	22	1	12	26	85	1	4	0	268	328	468	796	201	327	26	8	344	116	+6	+1	-4	+1	+7	1.1
2009	28	MLB MLE	2 teams	—	275	250	70	17	2	5	21	57	2	1	0	280	341	424	765	144	342	21	8	334	112	+4	+0	+5	+1	+6	1.7
2009	28	MLB RAW	2 teams	—	275	249	70	17	2	5	22	56	2	1	0	281	344	426	770	145	342	20	8	341	112	+4	+0	+5	+1	+6	1.7
2010	29	MLB MLE	Chicago Cubs	—	224	206	56	13	2	4	16	50	1	1	0	272	327	413	740	141	340	22	7	326	107	+2	+0	+4	+1	+5	1.2
2010	29	MLB RAW	Chicago Cubs	—	224	206	56	13	2	4	16	50	1	1	0	272	327	413	740	141	340	22	7	329	107	+2	+0	+4	+1	+5	1.2
2011	30	MLB MLE	Chicago Cubs	—	212	201	54	12	1	3	10	46	0	0	0	269	303	383	686	114	333	22	5	302	91	-2	+0	-3	-4	+5	-0.5
2011	30	MLB RAW	Chicago Cubs	—	212	201	54	12	1	3	10	46	0	0	0	269	303	383	686	114	333	22	5	305	91	-2	+0	-3	-4	+5	-0.5
2012	31	MLB MLE	Atlanta Braves	—	201	189	44	11	1	4	10	48	0	4	1	233	271	365	636	132	288	24	5	286	80	-5	+0	-5	-4	+4	-0.9
2012	31	MLB RAW	Atlanta Braves	—	201	188	45	12	1	4	11	48	0	4	1	239	281	378	659	138	297	24	5	290	80	-5	+0	-5	-4	+4	-0.9
2013	32	MLB MLE	Texas Rangers	—	175	155	43	8	0	11	17	48	2	1	0	277	356	542	898	265	330	27	10	375	140	+8	+0	-2	-3	+4	0.8
2013	32	MLB RAW	Texas Rangers	—	175	154	43	8	0	11	18	48	2	1	0	279	362	545	908	266	333	27	10	394	140	+8	+0	-2	-3	+4	0.8
2014	33	MLB MLE	Miami Marlins	—	225	209	57	11	4	3	12	51	1	1	0	273	315	407	722	134	342	23	5	318	101	+0	+0	-5	-4	+5	-0.4
2014	33	MLB RAW	Miami Marlins	—	225	208	55	10	4	3	13	51	1	1	0	264	311	394	705	130	331	23	6	310	101	+0	+0	-5	-4	+5	-0.4
2015	34	MLB MLE	Miami Marlins	—	80	72	15	3	0	3	8	25	0	0	0	208	287	375	662	167	273	31	10	308	94	-1	+0	-3	-1	+2	-0.4
2015	34	MLB RAW	Miami Marlins	—	80	72	15	3	0	3	8	25	0	0	0	208	287	375	662	167	273	31	10	298	94	-1	+0	-3	-1	+2	-0.4
2005	24	AAA MLE	2 teams	—	291	271	68	17	1	9	17	69	1	3	1	251	299	421	719	170	301	24	6	311	97	—	—	—	—	—	—
2006	25	AAA MLE	2 teams	—	596	553	147	31	5	21	33	156	5	9	1	266	313	454	767	188	328	26	6	330	110	—	—	—	—	—	—
2007	26	MLB MLE	2 teams	—	186	169	37	3	2	5	13	50	2	0	0	219	280	349	629	130	277	27	7	276	73	—	—	—	—	—	—
2008	27	MLB MLE	Colorado Rockies	—	333	305	80	22	1	12	24	85	1	4	0	262	322	459	781	197	327	26	7	339	116	—	—	—	—	—	—
2009	28	MLB MLE	2 teams	—	275	250	70	17	2	5	21	57	2	1	0	280	341	424	765	144	339	21	8	334	112	—	—	—	—	—	—
2010	29	MLB MLE	Chicago Cubs	—	224	205	56	13	2	4	16	50	1	1	0	273	327	415	742	141	340	22	7	326	107	—	—	—	—	—	—
2011	30	MLB MLE	Chicago Cubs	—	212	200	54	12	1	3	10	46	0	0	0	270	303	385	688	115	333	22	5	302	91	—	—	—	—	—	—
2012	31	MLB MLE	Atlanta Braves	—	201	189	44	11	1	4	10	48	0	4	1	233	271	365	636	132	297	24	5	286	80	—	—	—	—	—	—
2013	32	MLB MLE	Texas Rangers	—	175	154	43	8	0	11	17	48	2	1	0	279	356	545	902	266	333	27	10	375	140	—	—	—	—	—	—
2014	33	MLB MLE	Miami Marlins	—	225	210	57	11	4	3	12	51	1	1	0	271	315	405	720	133	331	23	5	318	101	—	—	—	—	—	—
2015	34	MLB MLE	Miami Marlins	—	80	72	15	3	0	3	8	25	0	0	0	208	287	375	662	167	273	31	10	308	94	—	—	—	—	—	—
▸ Career Totals
▸ Career totals — MLB only (actual + projected)
Career	—	A+C		—	1958	1793	474	108	15	54	139	472	9	14	1	264	320	432	752	167	327	24	7	331	104	+23	+2	-17	-22	+42	3.0
/ 162G	—	A+C		—	650	595	158	36	5	18	46	157	3	5	0	266	321	434	755	168	329	24	7	331	104	+8	+1	-6	-7	+14	1.0
Career	—	MLE		—	2798	2577	671	148	19	80	181	685	15	24	3	260	313	426	738	165	322	24	6	322	104	+23	+2	-17	-22	+42	3.0
/ 162G	—	MLE		—	650	599	155	34	4	19	42	159	3	6	1	259	311	424	735	165	319	24	6	322	104	+8	+1	-6	-7	+14	1.0

How the minor-league lines were translated

One row per minor-league stint. Open a row to see each step: the raw rate, the park adjustment, the league/level factor, the age adjustment (hitters) and the resulting MLE rate. Factors are the same ones listed on the MLE Factors page.

2009 AAAColorado Springs Sky Sox · 27 PAwOBA .334 → .265 (−69)K% 11.1% → 14.3%

Component	Raw	Park ÷	Level factor ×	GB/FB ×	Age ×	= MLE
K% /PA	11.11%	÷1.000	×1.290	—	—	14.33%
BB% (unintentional) /PA	14.81%	÷1.000	×0.710	—	×0.992	10.43%
HBP% /PA	0.00%	—	×0.980	—	×0.992	0.00%
Singles /BIP	10.00%	÷1.000	×0.900	—	×0.992	8.93%
Doubles /BIP	10.00%	÷1.000	×0.810	—	×0.992	8.04%
Triples /BIP	0.00%	÷1.000	×0.810	—	×0.992	0.00%
Home runs /BIP	5.00%	÷1.000	×0.780	—	×0.992	3.87%

Factors used: league row PCL. Park (home-season share, regressed): no park row on file (treated as neutral) — applied at half strength. Age: age 28 vs a level average of 27.2 → −0.8% on BB/HBP/hit rates (0.8 yr older than average).

Result: wOBA .334 → .265; ISO .217 → .173; BABIP .211 → .176. Both wOBAs use the same linear weights, so the change is the translation alone. The MLE line is not regressed to the mean — regression happens later, when seasons are blended into a projection (how).

2007 AAAColorado Springs Sky Sox · 27 PAwOBA .276 → .210 (−66)K% 29.6% → 38.2%

Component	Raw	Park ÷	Level factor ×	GB/FB ×	Age ×	= MLE
K% /PA	29.63%	÷1.000	×1.290	—	—	38.22%
BB% (unintentional) /PA	3.70%	÷1.000	×0.710	—	×1.018	2.68%
HBP% /PA	0.00%	—	×0.980	—	×1.018	0.00%
Singles /BIP	22.22%	÷1.000	×0.900	—	×1.018	20.36%
Doubles /BIP	5.56%	÷1.000	×0.810	—	×1.018	4.58%
Triples /BIP	0.00%	÷1.000	×0.810	—	×1.018	0.00%
Home runs /BIP	5.56%	÷1.000	×0.780	—	×1.018	4.41%

Factors used: league row PCL. Park (home-season share, regressed): no park row on file (treated as neutral) — applied at half strength. Age: age 26 vs a level average of 27.2 → +1.8% on BB/HBP/hit rates (1.2 yr younger than average).

Result: wOBA .276 → .210; ISO .154 → .109; BABIP .294 → .261. Both wOBAs use the same linear weights, so the change is the translation alone. The MLE line is not regressed to the mean — regression happens later, when seasons are blended into a projection (how).

2006 AAAColorado Springs Sky Sox · 538 PAwOBA .375 → .311 (−64)K% 20.4% → 26.4%

Component	Raw	Park ÷	Level factor ×	GB/FB ×	Age ×	= MLE
K% /PA	20.45%	÷1.000	×1.290	—	—	26.38%
BB% (unintentional) /PA	8.18%	÷1.000	×0.710	—	×1.033	6.00%
HBP% /PA	0.93%	—	×0.980	—	×1.033	0.94%
Singles /BIP	25.00%	÷1.000	×0.900	×0.997	×1.033	23.18%
Doubles /BIP	8.06%	÷1.000	×0.810	×0.997	×1.033	6.73%
Triples /BIP	1.08%	÷1.000	×0.810	×0.997	×1.033	0.90%
Home runs /BIP	5.38%	÷1.000	×0.780	—	×1.033	4.33%

Factors used: league row PCL. Park (home-season share, regressed): no park row on file (treated as neutral) — applied at half strength. Age: age 25 vs a level average of 27.2 → +3.3% on BB/HBP/hit rates (2.2 yr younger than average). Ground-ball/fly-ball mix moves 1B/2B/3B by ×0.997.

Result: wOBA .375 → .311; ISO .203 → .160; BABIP .357 → .318. Both wOBAs use the same linear weights, so the change is the translation alone. The MLE line is not regressed to the mean — regression happens later, when seasons are blended into a projection (how).

2005 AAAColorado Springs Sky Sox · 248 PAwOBA .367 → .311 (−56)K% 17.7% → 22.9%

Component	Raw	Park ÷	Level factor ×	GB/FB ×	Age ×	= MLE
K% /PA	17.74%	÷1.000	×1.290	—	—	22.89%
BB% (unintentional) /PA	6.45%	÷1.000	×0.710	—	×1.048	4.80%
HBP% /PA	0.40%	—	×0.980	—	×1.048	0.41%
Singles /BIP	22.83%	÷1.000	×0.900	×1.003	×1.048	21.59%
Doubles /BIP	8.70%	÷1.000	×0.810	×1.003	×1.048	7.40%
Triples /BIP	0.54%	÷1.000	×0.810	×1.003	×1.048	0.46%
Home runs /BIP	5.43%	÷1.000	×0.780	—	×1.048	4.44%

Factors used: league row PCL. Park (home-season share, regressed): no park row on file (treated as neutral) — applied at half strength. Age: age 24 vs a level average of 27.2 → +4.8% on BB/HBP/hit rates (3.2 yr younger than average). Ground-ball/fly-ball mix moves 1B/2B/3B by ×1.003.

Result: wOBA .367 → .311; ISO .211 → .169; BABIP .335 → .305. Both wOBAs use the same linear weights, so the change is the translation alone. The MLE line is not regressed to the mean — regression happens later, when seasons are blended into a projection (how).