Total Season WAR
5.4
+2.3 over 132G Rested
Batting Runs (wRAA)
+35.8
682 Plate Appearances
Positional Penalty
-15.0
81 G DH · 81 G 1B
Lineup Roster Surplus
+9.4 R
Freed DH Slot Bonus
Active Defensive Alignment & Roster Synergy
Season Snapshot (162 Games)
DH: 81 G Runs: -8.8
1B: 81 G Runs: -6.2
Corner OF: 0 G Runs: 0.0
Benched: 0 G 0 PAs Lost
Mid-Season Shift Impact: Moving to 1B eliminates the -17.5 DH penalty (-12.5 at 1B) & keeps a dangerous power bat locked in the lineup.
81 G @ DH ➔ 81 G @ 1B
162-Game Schedule Strip (Hover or Scrub Series) Game 1 to 162 Completed
Designated Hitter First Base Corner Outfield Rest / DNP

162-Game Run Ledger vs. Replacement Baseline

Component Formula / Basis Rate / Game Net Runs Impact
Simulating 162-game full season output for Bryce Harper...

The 162-Game Iron Man Reality

Playing in all 162 regular season games is one of the rarest feats in modern Major League Baseball. When an MVP-caliber hitter plays every game, they generate ~680+ plate appearances rather than the ~540 PAs of an oft-rested star (130 G). That difference alone represents +140 PAs of elite +48% above-average run production.

Positional Adjustment Math

In sabermetric WAR, positional adjustments equalize defensive difficulty per 162 games (DH: -17.5 runs, 1B: -12.5 runs, LF/RF: -7.5 runs). Moving from DH to 1B saves +5.0 runs of baseline adjustment per full season while unlocking the roster's ability to rotate another slugger into the DH role without sacrificing defensive innings.

Replacement Player Dropoff

Every missed game is not replaced by league average; it is absorbed by replacement level (0.0 WAR / ~75 wRC+). Over 30 missed games, this talent deficit costs roughly 15 to 20 team runs (approx. 2 full team wins in the standings), frequently deciding tight division and wild card races.

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