Player | Value Added | VA/PA | Change |
Nomar Garciaparra | 21.542 | .056 | .586 |
Andre Ethier | 13.936 | .043 | -3.290 |
J.D. Drew | 13.743 | .031 | 1.673 |
Olmedo Saenz | 8.594 | .048 | -.537 |
Kenny Lofton | 7.778 | .021 | 3.499 |
Rafael Furcal | 7.503 | .013 | -.146 |
Jeff Kent | 6.466 | .020 | -.070 |
Cody Ross | 4.364 | .312 | .000 |
Russell Martin | 3.770 | .012 | .089 |
Matt Kemp | 3.164 | .024 | .000 |
Bill Mueller | 1.534 | .012 | .000 |
Jose Cruz | .864 | .003 | .000 |
Wilson Betemit | .738 | .011 | -1.816 |
Jason Repko | .668 | .006 | -.472 |
Dioner Navarro | .569 | .007 | .000 |
Willy Aybar | .397 | .003 | .000 |
Oscar Robles | -1.195 | -.037 | .000 |
Toby Hall | -1.478 | -.040 | .430 |
Sandy Alomar | -1.691 | -.027 | .000 |
James Loney | -2.205 | -.028 | -.049 |
Joel Guzman | -2.444 | -.106 | .000 |
Ricky Ledee | -2.820 | -.051 | .000 |
Julio Lugo | -3.423 | -.056 | -.966 |
Cesar Izturis | -4.168 | -.032 | .000 |
Ramon Martinez | -4.669 | -.026 | -.664 |
Looking at these numbers, you can see that the Dodgers 4-2 record over the week comes almost entirely from pitching, as no one other than Lofton or Drew contributed much to the Dodger offense.
The most notable thing on this list is Andre Ethier's week. This is only his second week of negative production since July 1st, and the first notably bad week since he was first called up.
The pitching holding up kept the Dodgers win streak going over the last seven or eight games, but if that regresses to normal and the Dodgers keep hitting like this, the lead that we've built up could quickly dissapear.