Today is May Day, when Socialists across the globe get out and demonstrate for a more equitable distribution of wealth.

I'm not a socialist, but perhaps I should demonstrate for a more equitable distribution of PECOTA percentiles. Only three A's players are hitting above their 10% percentile projections for OPS:
 

Name	avg	obp	slg	ops	Nearest %
Mark Kotsay	.323	.382	.444	.826	75%
Marco Scutaro	.275	.383	.406	.789	75%
Mark Ellis	.279	.323	.328	.651	25%
Scott Hatteberg	.267	.323	.349	.671	10%
Jason Kendall	.258	.333	.292	.625	10%
Erubiel Durazo	.250	.315	.345	.660	10%
Nick Swisher	.218	.274	.372	.646	10%
Eric Chavez	.194	.276	.312	.588	10%
Bobby Kielty	.194	.293	.278	.570	10%
Eric Byrnes	.192	.276	.346	.622	10%
Keith Ginter	.176	.263	.382	.646	10%
Adam Melhuse	.125	.125	.250	.375	10%
Charles Thomas	.071	.235	.071	.307	10%
Total	.241	.314	.343	.657

Not fair! We demand equality! 50% percentiles for all!

I am grateful the A's finished April with a 12-12 record and only one game out of first despite the injustice of Those Who Play Dice With The Universe. Otherwise, we might not just be protesting for justice. We might be calling for a revolution.