From Clay at BP:

 

UPDATE 2/11/09

OK, we’ve got a few more bases covered. In the PFM, all the fielding data should be up-to-date, so Ryan Braun is back to being an exclusive left fielder. There was a pretty big problem with the players I added manually, as a temporary patch - Moyer, Uehara, and a few more. We got the programs to read their data, and so now they show up in the PFM and in the depth charts - trouble was, “WHIP” wasn’t one of the fields I initially entered, and when the PFM saw guys with 100 innings and a zero WHIP it gave them all Sabathia-sized contracts. That is fixed. These players still don’t have entries in all fields, though, and if your league uses one of the un-entered fields those players could still have strange results.
On the depth charts, the batting/onbase/slugging digits problems has been broken, fixed, re-broken, and re-fixed, and I think I know where I made the mistake that re-broke them so it should (fingers crossed) not happen again, unless I come up with a third way to break them. The quality start numbers have been largely repaired, but more in the sense of a field dressing than a proper fix; I’ll revisit them shortly.

What else - I’m going to redo the way saves are handled tonight, so expect the PFM pitcher results to look a lot better tomorrow morning. Braden Looper signed with the Brewers yesterday, so I had him displace some of the spot starters on their roster. I fixed a typo that had Josh Willingham drawing 5% of left field time instead of 75%. I’d like to get the PECOTA-based Playoff Odds report up and running in the next couple of days, and play around with some of the remaining free agents.

Top of the NL:

Cubs: now 97-65
Mets: now 92-70
Diamondbacks: now 92-70
Braves: now 87-75
Phillies: now 87-75
Brewers: now 86-76
Dodgers: now 84-78
Cardinals: 80-82
Giants: now 78-84

Brewers RS: now 833. RA:770.  Second most runs in the NL (Cubs, 885), third in MLB (Boston, 849)

EVERYDAY PLAYERS
Player: Line (PT)

Weeks: .269/.373/.442 (75)
Hardy: .284/.344/.459 (80)
Braun: .296/.362/.560 (90)
Fielder: .286/.380/.527 (90)
Hart: .289/.343/.494 (90)
Cameron: .254/.345/.472 (75)
Hall: .253/.332/.459 (70)
Grit Master: .251/.320/.323 (55)

BENCH
Player: Line (PT)

Gwynn: .249/.308/.329 (25)
Rivera: .210/.270/.335 (30)
Salome: .280/.333/.433 (15)
Counsell: .245/.349/.326 (25)
Escobar: .264/.302/.351 (20)
Nelson: .240/.328/.399 (10)
Gamel: .258/.325/.431 (10)
Lamb: .265/.333/.397 (30)
Nixon: .248/.355/.407 (10)

PITCHERS
Player: ERA, WHIP (IP)

Gallardo: 3.73, 1.30 (140)
Suppan: 4.91, 1.48 (140)
Bush: 4.27, 1.29 (175)
Parra: 4.40, 1.45 (140)
Looper: 4.62 1.39 (125)
McClung: 4.51, 1.48 (80)
Villanueva: 3.88, 1.29 (50/50)
Wright: 6.18, 1.76 (60)
Capuano: 4.28, 1.33 (50)
Hoffman: 3.41, 1.16 (45)
Julio: 4.26, 1.52 (50)
Riske: 4.76, 1.53 (45)
Stetter: 3.86, 1.38 (50)
Coffey: 4.21, 1.48 (40)
Dillard: 5.34, 1.62 (50)
DiFilice: 3.99, 1.19 (70)
Morlan: 5.65, 1.57 (50)
Swindle: 3.69, 1.27 (50)

BREWERS SLUGGING PERCENTAGE: .434.  The Yankees and Cubs are second, at .433.  In fourth is Arizona, at .432.  Brewers projected line: .260/.334/.434.

The Cubs have the second highest OBP projected, at .346.  First is Boston at .347.