Travis Fryman  
Third Baseman | Retired or Inactive Players

Hitting
Fryman always has been a line-drive hitter who uses the entire field. The Retired or Inactive Players do tend to sit Fryman when the opposing team throws a lefty. It's no secret he can't touch the left-handed breaking ball.

Baserunning & Defense
Fryman isn't a fluid third baseman, but he's not afraid to get dirty and gets the job done. His arm is accurate enough. Fryman doesn't have great speed, though he reads righthanders' moves well enough to steal a few bases each season without getting caught very often.

2010 Outlook
If Fryman doesn't perform, the Retired or Inactive Players won't hesitate to send him down to the minors.

          -- Moostard Nyman
 

 

Year Team POS CH PH SP GF PL vL Hm Sc CL Age Exp Slot FA AS Qualified Positions Nyman Rating
1998 OAK 3B 55 58 47 47 55 44 52 51 49 27 8 Active 77 80 . 280
1999 OAK 3B 60 58 47 47 55 44 52 51 49 28 9 Active 85 89 . 288
2000 OAK 3B 62 58 48 47 55 44 52 51 49 29 10 Active 85 94 . 292
2001 PHI 3B 64 58 52 47 55 44 52 51 49 30 11 Active 85 93 . 299
2002 PHI 3B 63 58 54 47 55 44 52 51 49 31 12 Active 85 93 . 298
2003 PHI 3B 65 58 55 47 55 44 52 51 49 32 13 Active 85 91 . 301
2004 CLE 3B 65 58 56 47 55 44 52 51 49 33 14 Active 85 94 . 301
2005 CLE 3B 65 58 58 47 55 44 52 51 49 34 15 AA/AAA 85 93 . 302
2006 CLE 3B 65 58 55 47 55 44 52 51 49 35 16 Active 84 92 . 298
2007 CLE 3B 64 58 52 47 55 44 52 51 49 36 17 AA/AAA 84 94 . 293
2008 CLE 3B 63 57 50 47 55 44 52 51 49 37 18 AA/AAA 84 91 . 286
Ratings Delta     -1 -1 -2             +1 +1     -3   -7
History generated by Biorhythm v2.6.86 on Sun Nov 14 13:28:08 EST 2004

Data printed in red denotes that player was in the top two percent for that category and year. Blue data denotes membership to the bottom two percent.