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According to the Post:
"One of baseball's new math statistics is VORP (Value Over Replacement Player), a measure of a players' run production over that of the average player in the same amount of at-bats. Eckstein's VORP, according to Baseball Prospectus, is 39.4, more than that of Boston's Edgar Renteria and the Angels' Orlando Cabrera combined (20.5 and 17.3, respectively)."
WOW.
Oh....I almost forgot. VORP!
"One of baseball's new math statistics is VORP (Value Over Replacement Player), a measure of a players' run production over that of the average player in the same amount of at-bats. Eckstein's VORP, according to Baseball Prospectus, is 39.4, more than that of Boston's Edgar Renteria and the Angels' Orlando Cabrera combined (20.5 and 17.3, respectively)."
WOW.
Oh....I almost forgot. VORP!