How Renteria Stacks Up

Coming off a monster year in 2003 Edgar Renteria's stock has fallen, but not enough to take him out of the group of premeir shortstops.
In the post season this year he hit .280, scored seven runs, and knocked in seven more.
Historicly he would be an upgrade from Orlando Cabrera but their numbers in 2004 were very similar hitting 10 homeruns each, and knocking in less then 75 runs.

Top Shortstop Rankings

PLAYER	2004	2003	CHNG	G	AVG	R	HR	RBI	SB
1. Miguel Tejada, BAL	82.89	65.34	+17.55	162	.311	107	34	150	4
2. Jimmy Rollins, PHI	77.71	52.95	+24.76	154	.289	119	14	73	30
3. Michael Young, TEX	77.27	72.85	+4.42	160	.313	114	22	99	12
4. Derek Jeter, NYY	73.41	54.66	+18.75	154	.292	111	23	78	23
5. Carlos Guillen, DET	70.83	38.70	+32.13	136	.318	97	20	97	12
6. Cesar Izturis, LA	62.39	27.76	+34.63	159	.288	90	4	62	25
7. Edgar Renteria, STL	58.18	76.22	-18.04	149	.287	84	10	72	17
8. Jack Wilson, PIT	57.82	37.51	+20.31	157	.308	82	11	59	8
9. Royce Clayton, COL	57.15	28.49	+28.66	146	.279	95	8	54	10
10. Omar Vizquel, CLE	55.86	22.87	+32.99	148	.291	82	7	59	19
11. David Eckstein, ANA	51.27	35.73	+15.54	142	.276	92	2	35	16
12. Rafael Furcal, ATL	49.90	56.13	-6.23	143	.279	103	14	59	29
13. Orlando Cabrera, BOS	48.21	64.36	-16.15	161	.264	74	10	62	16