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 | The lack of baseball has caused me to look back through a lot of past stats recently. One thing I noticed was just how often Rockies players showed up near the top of the batting average leader board. It also often seemed to be fairly random players doing it in outlier years like michael cuddyer and justin morneau. I wanted to try and quantify how often teams had players high up on the batting average leader board so I created a simple little system. I went through the BA leader boards for each year and awarded teams points based on the top 10 players each year. 1st place would earn a team 10 points, 2nd would earn 9, etc. all the way down to 1 point for 10th place. I entered all the numbers in a spreadsheet going back to 1993 when the Rockies first showed up. The results are kind of hilariously absurd. The Rockies lead the next closest team by more than double, over 100 ahead. The results from the rest of the graph are still pretty interesting. some teams have a good spread of players gaining points while others are carried by one specific person. The tigers, for example, are dragged into second place almost solely on the shoulders of Miguel Cabrera and his batting title 3-peat. submitted by Docphilsman to baseball [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/7v8qre7u63s41.png?width=700&format=png&auto=webp&s=6099c02b99f27e9da8b142433944cff183383020 In an effort to handicap the Rockies juggernaut I decided to make a second version of the graph starting in 2002 when the humidor was put into place in Coors. https://preview.redd.it/isdkuxg673s41.png?width=600&format=png&auto=webp&s=bef0b62715159260a457866bcb6a4082597bfcfa This version is less comical but the rockies still hold a healthy lead. Prime Miggy is the only thing bringing any team close. Most of the other top teams on the graph have had significant stretches of greatness in the time period but the rockies still lead all while being fairly mediocre. Coors seems to be an impenetrable fortress of hitting. There are a lot of fun things to notice about these graphs so if people like them maybe I'll do another version with another stat. |
![[Nolan] Your up-to-the-minute AL Batting Average leaders: 1) Tim Anderson, .339 2) DJ LeMahieu, .328 3) Michael Brantley, .313 4) Yoan Moncada, .312](https://a.thumbs.redditmedia.com/T2Dxo32q5SpCqI97o222UPgxxcyPusXC5lPrFdss150.jpg "[Nolan] Your up-to-the-minute AL Batting Average leaders: 1) Tim Anderson, .339 2) DJ LeMahieu, .328 3) Michael Brantley, .313 4) Yoan Moncada, .312") | submitted by Papa_Dinger to baseball [link] [comments] |
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