?Leaders lists. I wish batting average will die, so that OBP can take over. Let batting average die, and then a few years later, it can be resurrected as a periphery stat, like BABIP. As long as we give it prominence in the three slash categories, we'll never be rid of that sometimes useful, but most times painful, stat.
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Layered wOBAcon
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Cy Young Predictor 2024
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Binomial fun: Best-of-3-all-home is equivalent to traditional Best-of-X where X is
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FRV v DRS
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Runs Above Average
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Sacrifice Steal Attempt
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Small choices, big implications, in WAR
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Why does Baseball Reference love Erick Fedde?
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Re-Leveraging Aaron Judge
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How to evaluate HR-saving plays, part 3 of 4: Speed
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Leadoff Walk v Single?
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Walking Aaron Judge with bases empty?
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King Willie is dead. Long Live King Reid.
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Bias in the x-stats? Yes!
That was awesome, thanks for posting.
So, even while fully acknowledging how expanded playoffs during his era, and his powerful team within that era, helped Jeter’s total in the postseason (though actually without reaching-on-errors included, since I couldn’t find it) his career post-season TOB total versus others is crazy:
1. Jeter - 274
2. Bernie -213
3. Manny - 206
4.Jorge - 185
5. Chipper - 181