SABBL All-Star Break
As the SABBL season passes the halfway point, I thought I'd post the standings and some stats:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yankees (Brian) 5-3
Twins (Michael) 5-3
Tigers (Scott) 4-4
A's (Jon) 3-5
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Padres (Sean) 4-4
Mets (Mark) 4-4
Dodgers (Chris) 4-4
Cardinals (Dennis) 3-5
Not surprisingly, given that these are all playoff teams, the standings are pretty tight. I'll put various team and individual stats in the comments sections. Some of them are fun to look at and compare to the real life players, and some are an interesting reflection of manager tendencies (especially things like saves or stolen bases).
posted by Dennis Ugolini @ 3:37 PM
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AMERICAN LEAGUE TEAM STATS
TEAM ERA
A's -- 4.31
Yankees -- 4.31
Tigers -- 5.09
Twins -- 5.21
TEAM BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST
Yankees -- .250
Tigers -- .258
Twins -- .264
A's -- .283
STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNINGS
Twins -- 7.93
A's -- 5.70
Yankees -- 5.48
Tigers -- 5.45
WALKS PER 9 INNINGS
Twins -- 2.25
Yankees -- 2.28
A's -- 2.79
Tigers -- 4.17
SAVES
Yankees -- 4
A's -- 2
Tigers -- 2
Twins -- 1
TEAM BATTING AVERAGE
Tigers -- .303
Twins -- .288
Yankees -- .287
A's -- .217
TEAM ON-BASE PERCENTAGE
Yankees -- .380
Twins -- .352
Tigers -- .346
A's -- .293
TEAM SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
Tigers -- .516
Yankees -- .516
Twins -- .469
A's -- .341
TEAM OPS
Yankees -- .896
Tigers -- .862
Twins -- .821
A's -- .634
RUNS SCORED
Yankees -- 54
Tigers -- 45
Twins -- 40
A's -- 30
HOME RUNS
Yankees -- 12
Tigers -- 11
Twins -- 8
A's -- 6
STRIKEOUTS
Yankees -- 60
Tigers -- 47
Twins -- 44
A's -- 40
WALKS
Yankees -- 37
Twins -- 26
A's -- 22
Tigers -- 15
STEALS
Tigers -- 1
Yankees -- 1
A's -- 0
Twins -- 0
HIT INTO DOUBLE PLAYS
Tigers -- 7
Twins -- 9
Yankees -- 10
A's -- 14
ERRORS
A's -- 2
Twins -- 6
Tigers -- 9
Yankees -- 9
NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAM STATS
TEAM ERA
Dodgers -- 3.18
Cardinals -- 3.71
Padres -- 3.78
Mets -- 4.31
TEAM BATTING AVERAGE AGAINST
Cardinals -- .224
Padres -- .247
Mets -- .253
Dodgers -- .258
STRIKEOUTS PER 9 INNINGS
Mets -- 7.73
Cardinals -- 6.49
Padres -- 6.00
Dodgers -- 5.69
WALKS PER 9 INNINGS
Dodgers -- 2.38
Cardinals -- 2.51
Padres -- 2.61
Mets -- 2.79
SAVES
Dodgers -- 3
Cardinals -- 2
Mets -- 2
Padres -- 0
TEAM BATTING AVERAGE
Padres -- .286
Dodgers -- .255
Cardinals -- .245
Mets -- .236
TEAM ON-BASE PERCENTAGE
Padres -- .364
Dodgers -- .317
Mets -- .309
Cardinals -- .285
TEAM SLUGGING PERCENTAGE
Padres -- .485
Mets -- .419
Dodgers -- .395
Cardinals -- .326
TEAM OPS
Padres -- .849
Mets -- .728
Dodgers -- .712
Cardinals -- .611
RUNS SCORED
Padres -- 38
Mets -- 36
Dodgers -- 29
Cardinals -- 17
HOME RUNS
Mets -- 12
Padres -- 11
Dodgers -- 7
Cardinals -- 2
STRIKEOUTS
Padres -- 63
Cardinals -- 49
Mets -- 49
Dodgers -- 45
WALKS
Padres -- 26
Dodgers -- 23
Cardinals -- 15
Mets -- 15
STEALS
Dodgers -- 10
Mets -- 7
Padres -- 1
Cardinals -- 0
HIT INTO DOUBLE PLAYS
Dodgers -- 5
Padres -- 6
Cardinals -- 7
Mets -- 7
ERRORS
Dodgers -- 3
Mets -- 4
Cardinals -- 5
Padres -- 8
AMERICAN LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL STATS
WINS
Brad Radke (MIN) -- 2
Nate Robertson (DET) -- 2
Johan Santana (MIN) -- 2
Chien-Ming Wang (NYY) -- 2
ERA (min. 8 IP)
Johan Santana (MIN) -- 0.50
Brad Radke (MIN) -- 0.54
Nate Robertson (DET) -- 1.13
WHIP (min. 8 IP)
Brad Radke (MIN) -- 0.66
Johan Santana (MIN) -- 0.83
Nate Robertson (DET) -- 0.94
STRIKEOUTS
Francisco Liriano (MIN) -- 18
Johan Santana (MIN) -- 16
Nate Robertson (DET) -- 14
SAVES
Mariano Rivera (NYY) -- 3
Six players with 1
BATTING AVERAGE (min. 25 PA)
Joe Mauer (MIN) -- .519
Magglio Ordonez (DET) -- .424
Jason Giambi (NYY) -- .409
ON-BASE PERCENTAGE (min. 25 PA)
Joe Mauer (MIN) -- .567
Jason Giambi (NYY) -- .536
Magglio Ordonez (DET) -- .457
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (min. 25 PA)
Joe Mauer (MIN) -- 1.074
Jason Giambi (NYY) -- .955
Magglio Ordonez (DET) -- .818
OPS (min. 25 PA)
Joe Mauer (MIN) -- 1.641
Jason Giambi (NYY) -- 1.491
Magglio Ordonez (DET) -- 1.275
HOME RUNS
Craig Monroe (DET) -- 4
5 players with 3
RUNS BATTED IN
Magglio Ordonez (DET) -- 13
Alex Rodriguez (NYY) -- 12
4 players with 7
RUNS SCORED
Jason Giambi (NYY) -- 8
Carlos Guillen (DET) -- 8
Craig Monroe (DET) -- 8
Alex Rodriguez (NYY) -- 8
STRIKEOUTS
Curtis Granderson (DET) -- 10
Derek Jeter (NYY) -- 10
Torii Hunter (MIN) -- 9
WALKS
Derek Jeter (NYY) -- 7
Jorge Posada (NYY) -- 6
Nick Swisher (OAK) -- 6
Frank Thomas (OAK) -- 6
STEALS
Bobby Abreu (NYY) -- 1
Curtis Granderson (DET) -- 1
HIT INTO DOUBLE PLAYS
Mark Kotsay (OAK) -- 3
Derek Jeter (NYY) -- 3
Craig Monroe (MIN) -- 3
Alex Rodriguez (NYY) -- 3
ERRORS
Alex Rodriguez (NYY) -- 4
Carlos Guillen (DET) -- 3
4 players with 2
NATIONAL LEAGUE INDIVIDUAL STATS
WINS
John Maine (NYM) -- 2
ERA (min. 8 IP)
Clay Hensley (SD) -- 0.00
Anthony Reyes (STL) -- 1.38
Brad Penny (LAD) -- 1.38
WHIP (min. 8 IP)
Anthony Reyes (STL) -- 0.77
Aaron Sele (LAD) -- 0.88
Woody Williams (SD) -- 0.88
STRIKEOUTS
Orlando Hernandez (NYM) -- 19
Jake Peavy (SD) -- 14
John Maine (NYM) -- 12
Aaron Sele (LAD) -- 12
SAVES
Takashi Saito (LAD) -- 3
Four players with 1
BATTING AVERAGE (min. 25 PA)
Carlos Delgado (NYM) -- .440
Josh Barfield (SD) -- .406
Adrian Gonzalez (SD) -- .387
ON-BASE PERCENTAGE (min. 25 PA)
Juan Encarnacion (STL) -- .480
Dave Roberts (SD) -- .469
Carlos Delgado (NYM) -- .462
SLUGGING PERCENTAGE (min. 25 PA)
Carlos Delgado (NYM) -- 1.000
Jeff Kent (LAD) -- .833
Mike Cameron (SD) -- .679
OPS (min. 25 PA)
Carlos Delgado (NYM) -- 1.462
Jeff Kent (LAD) -- 1.218
Mike Cameron (SD) -- 1.120
HOME RUNS
Carlos Delgado (NYM) -- 4
Jeff Kent (LAD) -- 3
Mike Piazza (SD) -- 3
RUNS BATTED IN
Carlos Delgado (NYM) -- 9
Adrian Gonzalez (SD) -- 7
Nomar Garciaparra (LAD) -- 6
RUNS SCORED
Carlos Delgado (NYM) -- 8
Dave Roberts (SD) -- 8
Rafael Furcal (LAD) -- 7
STRIKEOUTS
Mike Cameron (SD) -- 12
Five players with 7
WALKS
Carlos Beltran (NYM) -- 6
Dave Roberts (SD) -- 6
Mike Cameron (SD) -- 5
STEALS
Rafael Furcal (LAD) -- 7
Kenny Lofton (LAD) -- 3
Jose Valentin (NYM) -- 2
HIT INTO DOUBLE PLAYS
Six players tied at 2
ERRORS
Jeff Kent (LAD) -- 2
Scott Spiezio (STL) -- 2
It is interesting to compare these stats to the real life stats. You would expect that all of the simulation stats would be worse then real life. Pitchers who faced league average hiting are facing better then that and hitters who faced league average pitchers are facing better then that. Of course the major issue is that with only 8 games played the stats scream out as unbeing an unrepresentative small sample size. To the extent the sample size increases and the current trends hold or to the extent that all of the stats are erring from th expected in the same direction; we have to look to some combination of managing (good or bad); systemic issues (strat is not actually the best simulator and has particular biases); or league specific rules that cause variances.
Funny that the Dodgers have the worst batting average against, but the best ERA. And the fewest walks AND strikeouts (which balance each other out, I guess).
My pitchers blew up over the last four games, so I think this season so far can be well summed up by the phrase I heard Dennis use Monday night, "regression to the mean."
strat is not actually the best simulator and has particular biases
...like the fact that the game could be retitled "Strat-O-Matic: The Derek Jeter Story." ;-)
I think everyone is going to be hard pressed in catching up with my hit into double play numbers.
On the bright side, I have the least errors of the league.
I don't know, Jon. The cards got 5 or 6 in the week 6 series (which isn't factored into the stats).
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