Blue Jays 2013 Lineup

With TSN reporting that Melky Cabrera has signed a two year contract with the Blue Jays the 2013 lineup is starting to take shape. Using player statistics from fangraphs over the last three seasons, I'm going to predict the run totals above average for the next season. I used the generated AB for 2013 by Rotochamp's simulation version 2013.03.

Pos	Player	AB	Fielding	Batting	Rep	AB	RAR/AB	RAR	WAR
C	JP Arencibia	425	3.1	-13.9	29.8	825	0.0230	9.79	0.98
1B	Adam Lind	425	-36.4	-15.6	50.3	1389	-0.0012	-0.52	-0.05
2B	Emilio Bonifacio	490	-2.9	14	37.2	989	0.0488	23.93	2.39
3B	Brett Lawrie	535	14.6	15.6	23.6	644	0.0835	44.69	4.47
SS	Jose Reyes	555	8	57.3	63.5	1742	0.0739	41.04	4.10
RF	Jose Bautista	475	-26.4	142.3	57.9	1414	0.1229	58.38	5.84
CF	Colby Rasmus	500	-10.1	15.3	56.2	1500	0.0409	20.47	2.05
LF	Melky Cabrera	545	-27.4	43.5	57.2	1575	0.0465	25.36	2.54
DH	Edwin Encarnacion	515	-38.7	57.6	51.4	1355	0.0804	41.43	4.14
C	John Buck	250	21.3	-10.1	45.5	1218	0.0466	11.64	1.16
1B	David Cooper	160	-8.3	-0.4	7.5	211	-0.0057	-0.91	-0.09
IF	Maicer Izturis	295	4.6	-1.4	35	950	0.0402	11.86	1.19
OF	Rajai Davis	270	-27.6	-4	46.2	1292	0.0113	3.05	0.31
IF	Mike McCoy	120	10.6	-17.1	12.5	331	0.0181	2.18	0.22

The columns Fielding, Batting, Rep, AB, and RAR/AB are using statistics from 2010 to 2012 provided by Fangraphs. 

The column AB is an exrapolation of 2013 numbers provided by Rotochamp. 

The RAR and WAR columns are calculated using the other columns to predict player output. 

It should also be noted that Encranacion does not have his fielding applied to his total as he is the DH. 

What instantly pops out from the extrapolation are the poor numbers by Adam Lind. Encarnacion would be a big upgrade at first base but his fielding isn't any better than Linds.