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[TH]TEAM[/TH]
[TH]NET WPA[/TH]
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Washington Nationals[/TD]
[TD]+1.60 WPA (0.39 in, -1.21 out)[/TD]
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Toronto Blue Jays[/TD]
[TD]+1.25 WPA (0.17 in, -1.08 out)[/TD]
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Colorado Rockies[/TD]
[TD]+0.75 WPA (0.25 in, -0.50 out)[/TD]
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[TD]
Miami Marlins[/TD]
[TD]+0.02 WPA (-0.47 in, -0.49 out)[/TD]
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[TR]
[TD]
Los Angeles Angels[/TD]
[TD]-0.22 WPA (-0.07 in, 0.15 out)[/TD]
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[TR]
[TD]
Cincinnati Reds[/TD]
[TD]-0.38 WPA (0.07 in, 0.45 out)[/TD]
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[TR]
[TD]
Tampa Bay Rays[/TD]
[TD]-0.66 WPA (-0.07 in, 0.59 out)[/TD]
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[TD]
Oakland Athletics[/TD]
[TD]-0.85 WPA (-0.06 in, 0.79 out)[/TD]
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[TD]
Detroit Tigers[/TD]
[TD]-1.60 WPA (-0.17 in, 1.43 out)[/TD]
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Chicago White Sox[/TD]
[TD]-1.80 WPA (-0.62 in, 1.18 out)[/TD]
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The Nationals, Blue Jays and Rockies not only sent out players who haven't played well since, but also have gotten some immediate returns from the young players they brought back. For Washington, we're mostly talking about Thomas' struggles for Cleveland as opposed to Tena's 135 OPS+ since arriving in D.C.
Toronto has gotten a 128 OPS+ during the first big league stint for
Will Wagner, while the struggles of outgoing veterans Garcia (Mariners), Richards (Twins), Turner (Mariners) and Kiner-Falefa (Pirates) have outweighed the positive contributions of Kikuchi (Astros), Jansen (Red Sox), Pearson (Cubs) and Kevin Kiermaier (Dodgers).