We have used this idea for the last couple of years. The idea is to go through some of the top free agents, using the contract FanGraphs suggests and have a poll to see if we would sign him for...
Nimmo is 29, and he’ll be 30 at the end of March. This season he hit .274/.367/.433 with 16 home runs, 7 triples and 30 doubles, and 71 walks, good for a 5.1 bWAR . The 151 games played were also a career-high. Defensively, UZR has him at a -0.4/150 this year, and he was 6.2 last year. So he’d be at least average as a CFer.The other big question is his durability, a concern since high school when he tore the ACL in one of his knees, which was still slowing his running in his draft year.
He might not do it in center field forever, but who cares? He can play there now, and he’ll rack up gaudy offensive numbers while doing so. He even demonstrated some power upside this year, cranking 16 homers and posting the highest exit velocity of his career . It’s not the most traditional profile, but Nimmo will deliver star-level value if he keeps up his current pace.
Ben suggests he’ll get 5 years at $22 million per for $110 million. I wouldn't want to sign him for more than 5 years if they ask my opinion. I think he could handle center field for most of those 5 years, maybe moving to left for the last couple. We would need someone to fill in for him for a few games each year. He does have a history of nagging injuries.Yes, absolutely
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