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James Vlietstra

2022 All "Yankees" WAR

By James Vlietstra

January 1, 2023

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In this article, I have two lists. The first are the Yankees prospects who appeared in their first games in 2022.


The second (longer) list is the WAR totals for every player in the Major Leagues who has played in the Yankees system at one point in their career.


2022 Debuts


The Yankees farm system has recently been churning out lots of Major League talent. That is a good reputation to have, especially when making trades with other organizations.


In 2022, 16 Yankees prospects made their debut for nine different teams.

These players were:

Diego Castillo, Pirates

Gosuke Katoh, Blue Jays

Ron Marinaccio, Yankees

Anderson Severino, White Sox

Josh Smith, Rangers

Ezequiel Duran, Rangers

JP Sears, Yankees

Canaan Smith, Pirates

Dermis Garcia, A’s

Ken Waldichuk, A’s

Orlando Cabrera, Yankees

Donny Sands, Phillies,

Greg Weissert, Yankees

Hayden Wesneski, Cubs

Franklin German, Red Sox

Oswald Peraza, Yankees

Part of the trick of making trades is holding onto the best players and shipping off those whose value has already peaked.


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Here is a list of every player from 2022 that has ties to the Yankees and the WAR that they produced.

Yankees Past and Present Ranked by WAR in 2022

  1. Aaron Judge 10.6

  2. Nestor Cortes 4.2

  3. Gleyber Torres 4.1

  4. DJ LeMahieu 3.8

  5. Jorge Mateo 3.4

  6. Andrew Benintendi 3.2

  7. Gio Urshela 3.1

  8. Isiah Kiner Falefa 3

  9. David Robertson 2.7

  10. Brandon Drury 2.6

  11. Josh Donaldson 2.4

  12. Matt Carpenter 2.4

  13. Gerrit Cole 2.4

  14. Sonny Gray 2.4

  15. Adam Ottavino 2.3

  16. Anthony Rizzo 2.3

  17. Jose Trevino 2.3

  18. Orlando Cabrera 1.9

  19. Michael King 1.8

  20. Garrett Whitlock 1.8

  21. Eric Swanson 1.8

  22. Luis Severino 1.6

  23. Jordan Montgomery 1.6

  24. Thairo Eatrada 1.6

  25. Aaron Hicks 1.6

  26. Nathan Eovaldi 1.5

  27. JP Feyereisen 1.4

  28. Andrew Velazquez 1.4

  29. Clay Holmes 1.3

  30. Dillon Tate 1.3

  31. Jameson Taillon 1.3

  32. James Kaprielian 1.2

  33. Ron Marinaccio 1.2

  34. Roansy Contreras 1.2

  35. Domingo Acevedo 1.2

  36. Scott Effross 1.2

  37. David Phelps 1.2

  38. Ji-Man Choi 1.2

  39. Harrison Bader 1.1

  40. Andrew McCutchen 1.1

  41. Frankie Montas 1.1

  42. Wandy Peralta 1.1

  43. Rob Refsnyder 1

  44. Trevor Stephan 1

  45. Garrett Cooper 1

  46. Hayden Wesneski 0.9

  47. Joe Mantiply 0.9

  48. Gary Sanchez 0.9

  49. Luke Voit 0.8

  50. Donovan Solano 0.8

  51. Clarke Schmidt 0.8

  52. JP Sears 0.8

  53. Lance Lynn 0.8

  54. Luis Cessa 0.8

  55. Domingo German 0.7

  56. Marwin Gonzalez 0.7

  57. Giancarlo Stanton 0.7

  58. Lucas Luetge 0.7

  59. Andrew Heaney 0.7

  60. Corey Kluber 0.7

  61. Kyle Higashioka 0.6

  62. Oswald Peraza 0.6

  63. Giovanni Gallegos 0.6

  64. Jake Cave 0.6

  65. Richard Bleier 0.6

  66. Glen Otto 0.5

  67. Luke Bard 0.5

  68. Dermis Garcia 0.4

  69. Josh Smith 0.3

  70. Albert Abreu 0.3

  71. Ryan Weber 0.3

  72. Tommy Kahnle 0.3

  73. Joey Gallo 0.2

  74. Ezequiel Duran 0.2

  75. Nick Nelson 0.2

  76. Ken Waldichuk 0.2

  77. Kyle Barraclough 0.2

  78. Taylor Widener 0.2

  79. Miguel Andujar 0.1

  80. Clint Frazier 0.1

  81. Luis Torrens 0.1

  82. Justin Wilson 0.1

  83. Zack Littell 0.1

  84. Ben Gamel 0.1

  85. Gosuke Katoh 0.1

  86. Robinson Chirinos 0.1

  87. Josh Rogers 0.1

  88. Darren O'Day 0.1

  89. Caleb Smith 0.1

  90. Vinny Nottoli 0.1

  91. Chad Green 0.1

  92. Rob Brantly 0

  93. Ender Inciarte 0

  94. Justus Sheffield 0

  95. Anderson Severino 0

  96. Shane Greene 0

  97. Mark Payton -0.1

  98. Nick Solak -0.1

  99. Raynel Espinal -0.1

  100. Donny Sands -0.1

  101. Zack Britton -0.1

  102. Alexander Vizcaino -0.1

  103. Tyler Clippard -0.1

  104. David McKay -0.1

  105. Janson Junk -0.1

  106. Tim LoCastro -0.2

  107. Ronald Guzman -0.2

  108. Luis Gil -0.2

  109. Aroldis Chapman -0.2

  110. Shelby Miller -0.2

  111. ChiChi Gonzalez -0.2

  112. Joely Rodriguez -0.2

  113. Lou Trivino -0.2

  114. Manny Banuelos -0.2

  115. Philip Diehl -0.2

  116. Jacob Barnes -0.3

  117. Hoy Park -0.3

  118. Mike Ford -0.3

  119. Greg Weissert -0.3

  120. Franklin German -0.3

  121. Miguel Castro -0.3

  122. Rougned Odor -0.4

  123. Didi Gregorius -0.4

  124. Chasen Shreve -0.4

  125. Kaleb Ort -0.4

  126. Estevan Florial -0.5

  127. Chris Owings -0.5

  128. Anthony Banda -0.5

  129. Johnathon Loasiga -0.5

  130. Elvis Peguero -0.5

  131. Michael Pineda -0.6

  132. Luis Castillo -0.6

  133. Tyler Wade -0.7

  134. Oliver Perez -0.7

  135. Austin Romine -0.8

  136. Billy McKinney -0.8

  137. Mark Melancon -0.8

  138. Miguel Yajure -1

  139. Ian Kennedy -1.1

  140. Jhoulys Chacin -1.4

  141. Robinson Cano -1.5

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fuster
01 בינו׳ 2023

Yankees traded Urshela and Sanchez, players who combined for a WAR of 4

and received IKF, Donaldson and Rortvedt.

Rortvedt didn't play.

IKF and Donaldson combined for a WAR of 5.4


I won't go into the benefit of moving Torres back to 2B

or the benefit derived from replacing Gary Sanchez at the catcher position.


what I will offer is that the trade added salary


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yankeesblog
01 בינו׳ 2023
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"IKF and Donaldson combined for a WAR of 5.4"


That's using bWAR and as Andy pointed out a couple of days ago fWAR which uses a more accurate measure of dWAR is the better measure of WAR. That is important in this case because all of Donaldson's and IKF's WAR came from defense (both had negative offensive value) . FanGraph gives Donaldson 1.6 WAR and IKF 1.3 for a total of 2.9. In contrast Urshela had 2.4 fWAR and Sanchez 1.3 WAR so by a more accurate measure of WAR the Yankees lost the trade.


"the benefit derived from replacing gary Sanchez at the catcher position"


The Yankees could have simply non-tendered Sanchez. The trade with the Twins was completely…

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