Mark Teixeira #25 celebrates with Curtis Granderson #14 of the...

Mark Teixeira #25 celebrates with Curtis Granderson #14 of the New York Yankees after Granderson's second home run of the night during the third inning against the Cleveland Indians at Progressive Field. (July 5, 2011) Credit: Getty Images

Here is a look at the Yankee Run Factor leaders going into the All-Star break. Curtis Granderson has been sitting No. 1 for most of the year with Alex Rodriguez, Robinson Cano and Mark Teixeira behind him. With A-Rod out for the the next four to six weeks, Cano and Teixeira could bounce him from the top three. 

PLAYERGPARRBIHRYRF/GYRF/PA
Curtis Granderson873837963251.345.305
Alex Rodriguez 803445352131.150.267
Robinson Cano873685757151.138.269
Mark Teixeira873835265251.057.240
Nick Swisher823464149100.976.231
Derek Jeter68321422430.926.196
Francisco Cervelli247771410.833.260
Russell Martin682692636100.765.193
Brett Gardner87306431840.655.186
Eric Chavez17395600.647.282
Jorge Posada73258202990.548.155
Eduardo Nunez51133141430.490.188
Andruw Jones369781240.444.165
Chris Dickerson31235300.258.348
Ramiro Pena13253110.231.120
Gustavo Molina360000.000.000


What is the Yankee Run Factor? 

The Yankee Run Factor is a fairly simple statistical metric. It takes the "Runs produced" sabermetric created by Bill James and divides it in two different ways.

Equation 1

The first equation is R + RBI - HR / G = Runs produced per game, as indicated in the chart above as YRF/G.

Equation 2

The second equation is R + RBI - HR / PA = Runs produced per plate appearance, as indicated in the chart above as YRF/PA.

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