Now that pitchers & catchers have reported, so has Sean Forman - getting ready to roll out his site’s updates for 2008. He also has a new feature under wraps called batting count summary.
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I really like the addition. Small suggestion: refer to the month by name not number. With batting order and month both on the same scale, there's too much opportunity for confusion.
The "All Teams" function doesn't seem to work. There is no data at all.
6. steagles
Posted: February 20, 2008 at 01:41 PM (#2695648)
Is there a college basketball equivalent of BBRef?
Cool addition Sean, many thanks.
best i've seen is basketballprospectus.com
7. Sean Forman
Posted: February 20, 2008 at 01:58 PM (#2695669)
Basketball-reference.com has college basketball stats for past years. Not current seasons just yet.
8. Sean Forman
Posted: February 20, 2008 at 02:08 PM (#2695678)
All Teams was just a residue of some re-used code. I've taken it off there.
This is set up as reading off my play-by-play table, so it can be very hard to determine runs scored for a lineup position when just looking at a play-by-play table. I hope to get that updated in the future, but you'll notice that SB and CS aren't in there either for the same reason.
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Is there a college basketball equivalent of BBRef?
Cool addition Sean, many thanks.
(unless I'm blind & can't see it)
best i've seen is basketballprospectus.com
This is set up as reading off my play-by-play table, so it can be very hard to determine runs scored for a lineup position when just looking at a play-by-play table. I hope to get that updated in the future, but you'll notice that SB and CS aren't in there either for the same reason.
So there is no way to find out league-wide averages at the leadoff position, #2, #3, etc?
yeah--you have to go to the league splits page
Here are the 2007 MLB splits.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/pi/bsplit.cgi?team=TOT&year=2007&lg=ML
so, e.g., did you know that the Bosox had the 4th worst OPB from their leadoff position in the AL last year?
on the other hand, they were #1 at BO positions 2 and 3, #3 at cleanup, and #2 at BO 5
so they got a shitload of guys on base, just not from leadoff
EDIT:In fact it does that for all Indians' BOP except 4th.
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