ESPN球員排名 - 美國職棒

ESPN Defensive Player Rankings!!!


http://www.baseballthinkfactory.org/files/oracle/discussion/sneak_peek_espn_defensive_ratings

http://tinyurl.com/2ouuxs

(The Actual Stats are inside the link. CLICK IT)

Legend:

FPCT - Fielding Percentage (19%) - By far the most important measure of
fielding, fielding percentage has proven itself for more than a century as
the gold standard by which excellence is judged. Until now.

+/- 35 - How many years from Age 35 (16%) - Stats cannot measure a player's
leadership, which comes from experience. But this is the next best thing.

Ht>60 - Height over 60 inches (10%) - It's well known that taller players
have more trouble playing defense because their gangly limbs can get in the
way, unlike short, compact sparkplugs. This is only weighted 12% because it
would be unfair to be too hard on elite defenders like Derek Jeter who
overcome their height.

Skin - Skin tone (1-10) (14%) - Everybody knows that white players have to
work harder because they don't have as much natural talent. Hard work should
always be honored.

Elc. V - Electoral Votes of Home State (7%) - When you think of defensive
prowess, what do you think of? California and Florida boys who work in the
sun, good ol' Texas lads who farm during the day and play baseball at night,
and scrappy New Yorkers, full of piss and vinegar. All those states have a
lot of electoral votes. Nuff said.

Clutch - Clutch Ability (15%) - Do I have to say more?

Team WSWWII - Team World Series since WWII (9%) - Stat nerds were very
disappointed that we included quality of team in our ESPN Player Ratingsc.
I'm guessing that they don't think the sample size is large enough, so, after
consulting with a team of molecular biologists, I decided to go back more
than half a century to 1945! Take that small-sample whiners!

Jump - Random Jumping (10%) - Sometimes, you just need to leave your feet to
make a throw in order to inspire your teammates to greatness.


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