I said I was going to be really interested in the results, my reasoning being I was sure that Fields would produce the widest range of opinions (including some wildly optimistic ones). I was right. There were 25 responses to the Josh Fields projection, of which I decided to throw out 3 on the grounds of historically unreasonable optimistic predictions.

• One predicted Fields to hit 50 points above his minor league average
  
• One that predicted Fields to post an OBP of .520, a feat that's been accomplished 7 times since 1901 by some guys named Babe Ruth, Ted Williams, and Barry Bonds.
  
• And finally one that predicted a .725 SLG, which has only been done 21 times since 1901, and never by a thirdbaseman.

I try not to wield too much influence on these projections -- I'm always interested to see where the community's opinion varies from my own -- but in this case I felt I had good reason to step in. Anyway, here are the results.

To add utility and info, I added Median in addition to our simple average. And just for Shaftr, standard deviation.

***** In other news, (wizard)

• Jim on Ozzie's ramblings.
• David Pinto summarizes the team runs per game using Marcel's projections
• Tango looks at how many runs is a good fielding SS worth.
• Joe Sheehan looks at the run values of each pitcher’s pitch (hat-tip Tango).
• Chris O'Leary looks at Mark Prior's pitching mechanics (hat-tip Studes).