Rosternomics

Diamondbacks ARI

1996
‹ Previous Next ›

GM: Joe Garagiola

Overview

Ranks vs the 30 teams in 1996, or a custom range (defaults to every team-season since 1985, when our data starts).

to

Front Office

PoorAverageGreat
Value
Payroll $M
$0M
Win %
TAB
WAB
Roster composition
Roster fWAR
0.0
Dead money %
Depth Players
Dead WAR

Offense

PoorAverageGreat

Pitching & Defense

PoorAverageGreat

Roster

1996 depth chart — stacked by playing time

C

1B

2B

3B

SS

LF

CF

RF

DH

Starters

Bullpen

Each position shows its top 3 by games (top = starter) — click "+more" for the rest. The letter is bats/throws; marks a player traded mid-season. Starters are ranked by WAR, bullpen by holds; marks the closer (most save chances). MLB Stats API.

Key additions (new vs 1995)

PlayerfWAR

Key subtractions (gone from 1995)

Player1995 fWAR

Contract Value

WAR translated into tier-adjusted market value, then compared with what the player was paid by Diamondbacks. Guaranteed contracts from the 2015-present contract-data period use the known contract period through 1996; everyone else is shown as a 1996 season snapshot.

PlayerPeriodfWARTier Market $MPaid $MSurplus $M$ / WARTierContract
No contract-value rows available.

Trades

Every graded 1996 deal involving the Diamondbacks — best expected value first. Surplus is realized value in $M.

No graded trades on record for the Diamondbacks in 1996.

Current & Historical Payroll

1996 payroll
$0.0M

What the front office was committed to as of 1996, 1996–2002. Pre-2015 has no contract-terms data — forward italic $ are realized actuals (hindsight, not commitments known then). Control labels (ARB/FA) are point-in-time.

current $ guaranteed $ actual $ (hindsight) arbitration (proj) pre-arb (proj) free agent

No salary/service data on file for Diamondbacks in 1996.

Graphs

Every roster slot ranked best→worst by WAR. Bars = Diamondbacks 1996; the black line = the league-average player at each slot that season. Staying above the line deep into the roster is the depth edge; dropping below it = holes & dead weight.