With the call up of Walker, Tabata, Pearce, and now Pedro; the Bucs are now both young and very inexperienced. Just how do they compare to other teams? See below.

For the NL Central teams, I used the starting 8 from MarkInDallas's post.

Some stunning facts:

• The average age of our starting 8 is 2 years younger than other teams on the list.
• Albert Pujlos has more ABs (5386) than the whole Pirate team combined. In total, 11 players from the teams listed individually have more ABs than the whole Pirate team combined.
• All but one NYY (Gardner) has more ABs than anyone on the Bucs
• All but two Reds have more ABs than anyone on the Bucs. All but 4 for the Brewers & Cubs, and all but 3 on the Cards.
• The youngest player on the listed teams (Stralin Castro of the Cubs) has almost as many ABs as three Pirates combined (Walker, Tabata, Alvarez)
• Assuming 600 ABs per player, the Bucs would have to play over seven full seasons to match the Yankees present total ABs.

Team	Avg. Age	Total ABs	% Over Bucs
Reds	29.5	25,351	528%
Brewers	27.7	17,538	365%
Cards	28.4	16,582	345%
Cubs	30.2	23,514	490%
Yankees	31.2	36,488	760%
Bucs	25.4	4,801