One unfortunate issue I just noticed is that the ACL stats are not getting included properly, so Alexander Frias doesn't get credit for his 2026 line yet.

This is awesome! I bought a few packs of Draft Pick cards a few years ago and I pulled this sick Dylan O’rae auto and I have been tracking him for a few years.

Unfortunately the site does not favor Mr. O’Rae so retirement plans are on hold.

But this is such a cool tool! Thank you for sharing!

22 minutes ago, TheIrrelevantWriter said:

This is awesome! I bought a few packs of Draft Pick cards a few years ago and I pulled this sick Dylan O’rae auto and I have been tracking him for a few years.

Unfortunately the site does not favor Mr. O’Rae so retirement plans are on hold.

That gives me an idea to add in a most similar productive player feature for those players with no good comps, or some way of discovering where they might need to improve to give them a better shot. O'Rae is 1.1, -0.83, -0.61, 66.7 So walks a lot, doesn't strike out, has well below average power, and good but not elite game speed (surprising, given his stolen base totals, might be worth a closer look). Billy Hamilton has an 88.7 speed score, Chandler Simpson 76.0.

The closest productive hitter comp he has is Michael Brantley (685 score, which is out of 1000, poor). But he had more power. The only players I can find who had an MLB career wRAA greater than 0 and had that little power in the minor leagues are Esix Snead (14 PA), Yefri Perez (3 PA), and Darren Baker (14 PA). 

But Luis Castillo is right there (again, slightly more power, which is crazy, since he had 28 HR in 15 years), but he did have 370 MLB stolen bases and 3 all-star appearances, though I imagine O'Rae's glove isn't at Castillo's level. 

16 hours ago, Stealofhome said:

That gives me an idea to add in a most similar productive player feature for those players with no good comps, or some way of discovering where they might need to improve to give them a better shot. O'Rae is 1.1, -0.83, -0.61, 66.7 So walks a lot, doesn't strike out, has well below average power, and good but not elite game speed (surprising, given his stolen base totals, might be worth a closer look). Billy Hamilton has an 88.7 speed score, Chandler Simpson 76.0.

The closest productive hitter comp he has is Michael Brantley (685 score, which is out of 1000, poor). But he had more power. The only players I can find who had an MLB career wRAA greater than 0 and had that little power in the minor leagues are Esix Snead (14 PA), Yefri Perez (3 PA), and Darren Baker (14 PA). 

But Luis Castillo is right there (again, slightly more power, which is crazy, since he had 28 HR in 15 years), but he did have 370 MLB stolen bases and 3 all-star appearances, though I imagine O'Rae's glove isn't at Castillo's level. 

I am surprised Xavier Edwards isn’t a better comp, although I guess his ISO spiked a bit once he reached AAA.

On 6/23/2026 at 3:23 PM, CheeseheadInQC said:

I am surprised Xavier Edwards isn’t a better comp, although I guess his ISO spiked a bit once he reached AAA.

That ISO represents bat speed and it is so crucial to having any success in the Major Leagues, especially. 

I fixed the ACL issue and updated the site, so Frias is now getting credit for his domination at that level. His profile fits somewhere between Shawn Greene and Trevor Craport.