One thing I have become intrigued by this summer is figuring out which players will qualify for Super Two status in MLB. This interest has led to the creation of a spreadsheet that began with all players who started this season with between 1.000 and 2.171 years and days of MLB service time.
With 10 weeks left in the regular season, I plan to use my spreadsheet to guesstimate who will fall in the 22% group that qualifies for an extra year of arbitration, and the potential extra money that goes with it. My intention is to post a projected list of "Super Twos" two or three times between now and the end of the regular season and once after the season has concluded.
A few notes about the database...
An "x" after a player indicates that he has been optioned to the minors
Players in blue have been designated for assignment
Players in red are not currently on a 40-man roster
Please join me as I try to learn a little bit about the Super Two process.
Projection of Super Twos based on service time data through July 23, 2017:
This projection has a service time cut-off of 2.120
Kris Bryant
Maikel Franco
Carlos Rodon
Addison Russell
Mike Foltynewicz
Hunter Strickland
Felipe Rivero
Chasen Shreve
Michael Lorenzen
Keone Kela
Raisel Iglesias
Cam Bedrosian
Corey Knebel
Andrew Heaney
Noah Syndergaard
Lance McCullers, Jr.
J.C. Ramirez
Yolmer Carlos Sanchez
Matt Szczur
Eduardo Rodriguez
Chris Bassit
Eddie Rosario
Jace Peterson
Chris Bergman
Jorge Soler
Michael Blazek
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