Tons of corner guys with an OPS in the 730 range, mostly weaker starters and platoon guys. Corner outfielders with at least 400 PAs, 2006: LF RF Only 5 out of 40 OFers with at least 400 PAs had an OPS below .750. Two were rookies and one has no business even being a corner outfielder (Pods). In 2005, there were 4 guys, includings Pods again. Generally, a .730 OPS isn't going to get you in the lineup regularly if you are a corner OFer. You're lucky to stay on the team, really. Average does not equal "average starter". If 770 is what the league average is, 730 is only worth a win or so over the course of a full season, so there are obviously a bunch. Where are you getting that .770 OPS average? [b] LF RF[/b] 2006 .818 .806 2005 .789 .794 2004 .829 .798You can sort team stats by position on ESPN.