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Hall of Merit — A Look at Baseball's All-Time Best Wednesday, September 08, 2021Most Meritorious Player: 1894 DiscussionNo World Series yet so no postseason consideration. Player BBR WAR Billy Hamilton 8.2 Hugh Duffy 6.8 Joe Kelley 6.5 Bill Joyce 5.2 Lave Cross 5.0 Bill Dahlen 4.6 Ed Delahanty 6.0 Hughie Jennings 4.8 George Davis 5.4 Sam Thompson 5.3 Mike Griffin 4.5 John McGraw 4.9 Cupid Childs 4.4 Jake Beckley 4.0 Jake Stenzel 4.6 Dan Brouthers 3.9 Willie Keeler 3.5 Jesse Burkett 3.3 Jack Doyle 3.9 Elmer Smith 4.0 Frank Grant No statistics Pitcher Amos Rusie 13.7 Jouett Meekin 10.8 Ted Breitenstein 9.3 Cy Young 9.5 George Hemming 6.5 Kid Nichols 8.0 Pink Hawley 6.2 Win Mercer 4.8 Clark Griffith 6.2 Frank Dwyer 4.6 Jack Taylor 5.6 Sadie McMahon 6.1 Jock Menefee 4.4 Jack Stivetts 5.0 Red Ehret 4.5 Ed Stein 4.3 Kid Gleason 4.2 George Cuppy 4.2
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1. DL from MN Posted: September 08, 2021 at 12:09 PM (#6038680)1) Amos Rusie - by a mile
2) Billy Hamilton
3) Jouett Meekin - 2 and 3 are basically tied. Never heard of this guy before
4) Hugh Duffy
5) Joe Kelley
6) Lave Cross - terrific glove, 16 games at catcher
7) Bill Joyce
8) Ted Breitenstein
9) Bill Dahlen
10) Ed Delahanty
11-15) Cy Young, Hughie Jennings, Frank Grant, George Davis, George Hemming
I have a value set on Frank Grant that I'll give him every year 1893-1897. At that point he should be headed down the aging curve.
This is why pitcher strikeout rates are lower than walk rates in 1894. To get a strikeout the batter had to miss the ball three times.
1. Amos Rusie 10.73 WARR
2. Jouett Meekin 9.43 WARR
3. Billy Hamilton 8.84 WARR
4. Kid Nichols 8.44 WARR
5. Ted Brietenstein 8.39 WARR
6. Cy Young 8.18 WARR
7. Hugh Duffy 7.58 WARR
8. Ed Delahanty 7.26 WARR
9. Joe Kelley 7.21 WARR
10. John McGraw 5.48 WARR
Rest of top 15
11. George Cuppy
12. Pink Hawley
13. Hughie Jennings
14. Bill Dahlen
15. Clark Griffith
1) Amos Rusie
2) Jouett Meekin
3) Cy Young
4) Kid Nichols
5) Ted Breitenstein
6) Hugh Duffy
7) Billy Hamilton
8) Joe Kelley
9) Bill Dahlen
10) Bill Joyce
And then there were the constant rumors that the teams had agreed to just split the money pot and so weren't really trying their hardest.
1) Amos Rusie
2) Billy Hamilton
3) Jouett Meekin
4) Hugh Duffy
5) Cy Young
6) Kid Nichols
7) Ted Breitenstein
8) Joe Kelley
9) Ed Delahanty
10) George Davis
11-15) Pink Hawley, Bill Joyce, Lave Cross, Hughie Jennings, John McGraw
A question which I probably should have asked before this. How can a league have a 7.68 RA and at the same time have an OPPRA of 7.39? Shouldn't every run scored also be a run given up by the opposition?
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