Ryan Zimmerman Washington Nationals

Age: 37 (September 28, 1984) | 6' 3" | 215lbs. | Bats: Right 1B-54 DH-3 PH-13
Tm Lg YEAR G AB R H BB SO 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS BA OBP SLG BB% SO% BABIP G/L/F % $4x4 $5x5
WAS NL 2005 20 58 6 23 3 12 10 0 0 6 0 0 .397 .419 .569 5 19 .489 n/a 3
WAS NL 2006 157 614 84 176 61 120 47 3 20 110 11 8 .287 .351 .471 9 18 .326 n/a 26
WAS NL 2007 162 653 99 174 61 125 43 5 24 91 4 1 .266 .330 .458 8 17 .295 n/a 19 19
WAS NL 2008 106 428 51 121 31 71 24 1 14 51 1 1 .283 .333 .442 7 15 .308 n/a 13 13
WAS NL 2009 157 610 110 178 72 119 37 3 33 106 2 0 .292 .364 .525 10 17 .310 n/a 31 28
WAS NL 2010 142 525 85 161 69 98 32 0 25 85 4 1 .307 .388 .510 11 16 .334 n/a 29 26
WAS NL 2011 101 395 52 114 41 73 21 2 12 49 3 1 .289 .355 .443 9 17 .326 50/16/34 16 15
WAS NL 2012 145 578 93 163 57 116 36 1 25 95 5 2 .282 .346 .478 9 18 .313 48/18/33 27 25
WAS A+ 2013 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0.00 n/a
WAS NL 2013 147 568 84 156 60 133 26 2 26 79 6 0 .275 .344 .465 9 21 .316 45/21/34 27 24
WAS A+ 2014 4 14 0 5 0 1 1 0 0 3 0 1 .357 .333 .429 0 7 .357 n/a
WAS NL 2014 61 214 26 60 22 37 19 1 5 38 0 0 .280 .342 .449 9 15 .312 44/21/35 9 8
WAS AA 2015 5 15 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 .067 .067 .067 0 20 .083 n/a
WAS NL 2015 95 346 43 86 33 79 25 1 16 73 1 0 .249 .308 .465 8 20 .268 48/17/35 15 13
WAS A+ 2016 3 12 4 5 0 4 1 0 1 5 0 0 .417 .417 .750 0 33 .571 n/a
WAS AAA 2016 3 12 3 6 1 3 0 1 1 3 0 0 .500 .538 .917 8 23 .625 n/a
WAS NL 2016 115 427 60 93 29 104 18 1 15 46 4 1 .218 .272 .370 6 22 .248 49/17/35 6 8
WAS NL 2017 144 524 90 159 44 126 33 0 36 108 1 0 .303 .358 .573 8 22 .335 46/20/34 30 29
WAS A+ 2018 1 2 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1.00 1.00 1.50 33 0 1.00 n/a
WAS AA 2018 2 7 2 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 .286 .375 .714 13 13 .200 n/a
WAS NL 2018 85 288 33 76 30 55 21 2 13 51 1 1 .264 .337 .486 9 17 .284 49/17/34 12 11
WAS A+ 2019 6 21 4 9 4 4 3 0 0 5 0 0 .429 .500 .571 15 15 .500 n/a
WAS AA 2019 7 20 0 4 2 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 .200 .304 .200 9 9 .222 n/a
WAS NL 2019 52 171 20 44 17 39 9 0 6 27 0 0 .257 .321 .415 9 21 .297 47/20/33 4 4
WAS NL 2020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0.00 n/a -0 -0
WAS NL 2021 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0.00 n/a 0 0
WAS NL 2021 110 255 27 62 16 77 16 0 14 46 0 0 .243 .286 .471 6 28 .289 51/16/33 9 8
Career 17yrs 1799 6654 963 1846 646 1384 417 22 284 1061 43 16 .277 .341 .475 9 19 .309 n/a

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The final 2013 bid limits that were posted for this player:
PK 5x5: $29 MF 5x5: $29 AP 4x4: $26
Alex Patton Alex
Dec 15 '13
The problem I had in PCL was two-fold:

1) I traded for players too early in the season that other teams wanted to trade. The problem wasn't the early, but the salary (since PCL is a salary cap team).

By the time I could pick up good, cheaper players, I didn't have good keepers to trade.

So this was an issue of selectivity.

2) When things got a little shaky, I panicked and dumped when I shouldn't have. It's all good. New rules in place for next season :-)

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Now, Rotoman, I do have a fast start rule -- don't buy hurt players.

Corey Hart is a great example.

He was kept in my home league at 17:A and auctioned for 18 in PCL where he can be kept next season at 18, but he got you nothing this year and he's a free agent in the offseason meaning he may not even return to the NL next year.

Kent Ostby Seadogs
Sep 16 '13
Ask Seadogs ... and see if it did him any good in PCL this year :-)
Howard Lynch LynchMob
Sep 16 '13
After the Tout Wars NL auction I went on the Sirius radiocast with Ray Flowers and was pummeled on my buying Zimmerman ($27) and Zack Cozart ($14). I have to admit that until the last two weeks, Ray had me.

But not so much now, and the key thing here is timing. If Zimmerman hit nine homers in 13 games to start the season, everything changes for my team. Zimmerman's value stays the same, but my strategic leverage increases.

I don't know how to prove this, but I think getting off to a fast start helps in fantasy baseball.

So, how do you get off to a fast start?
Peter Kreutzer Rotoman
Sep 14 '13
After hitting his ninth homer in 13 games, he's got almost the same slash stats as he had last year (currently .280/.351/.477 in 511 AB). Also close to identical K/W (2.1) and BABIP (.322). Be interesting to see where these numbers are at the end.
Alex Patton Alex
Sep 14 '13
The shoulder is baked and it's painful to watch him throw. As it currently sits the Nats need his bat in the lineup and with that long-term contract have no option but to wheel him out at 3B until LaRoche's two-year deal is completed. Maybe a trade of LaRoche, move Zimm to 1B, and get Rendon back to his natural position an option?
Tim McLeod tlmcleod
Jun 12 '13
2nd half last year Zimmerman put up a .319/.381/.564 line, with 17 HR and 55 RBI. Which is why he got a big bump going into 2013. But the fact that he seemed to need consistent cortisone shots in the shoulder to achieve that production scared the hell out of me.
Phil Ponebshek Texpope
Jun 12 '13
Zimmerman has to be the most overrated player in real/fantasy baseball. Even on defense, he looks like a shell of himself. 2009 looks like an aberration; his absolute peak. With how brittle he's been, his career looks like Eric Chavez's. Speaking of the latter, Chavy's productions are nearly identical to Zimmerman's despite 60 less at bats.
E Park yoda
Jun 12 '13
This man can JUMP!
Howard Lynch LynchMob
Jun 2 '13
The Zimmermen accounted for six big flies between them.
Alex Patton Alex
May 30 '13