Anyone seen the new home page over at baseballreference.com? They made it up to date stuff, very nice.
Anyone seen the new home page over at baseballreference.com? They made it up to date stuff, very nice.
sorry we're boring
That would be the one!Originally Posted by Always Red
It's really a fantastic site, and mind-boggling to me that...it's free!That would be the one!
sorry we're boring
I had noticed a couple of weeks ago the stats were up to date - only recently did they put up standings.
At first, I thought I was on the wrong site. I do approve, though.
Looks much better, less sloppy looking.
Check out their Depth Chart Section - which now includes minor & major league stats combined together.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/te...7_orgbat.shtml
When he starts adding older minor league stats, I really don't think there will be any need to ever visit or look at any other sites baseball stats.
For example - did you know that Carlos Fisher leads all Reds players in Ks?
In the last few months, it's gone from a very good site to probably one of the best baseball resources out there - period. All since Sean quit his job as a college professor and dedicated himself full time to it.
How'd you like that to be your day job?
Last edited by jmcclain19; 05-12-2007 at 08:43 PM.
Here's more fun with baseball reference.
Narron has put together 27 total batting orders this year - but hasn't used the same one more than 4 times
http://www.baseball-reference.com/te.../2007_bo.shtml
Consistent inconsistency, thy name is Narron.
I did see it and now I can't find the Cincinnati team stats and minor league stats that are listed on one page without typing the entire link.Anyone seen the new home page over at baseballreference.com? They made it up to date stuff, very nice.
If only they could get baseball-cube's minor league stats, I'd rarely need another site.
Games are won on run differential -- scoring more than your opponent. Runs are runs, scored or prevented they all count the same. Worry about scoring more and allowing fewer, not which positions contribute to which side of the equation or how "consistent" you are at your current level of performance.
Man, I just looked at the Reds boxscore from last night, and it tells you the number of pitches each batter saw. This site has gone from great reference tool, to my new homepage.
If you get to the Cincinnati current franchise index, right above Team Batting Stats there is a line that begins with franchise index........it's on the far right of that line.
Reds used a total of 140 different Batting Orders last season.
That was one of the problems. On the main page, I clicked on teams, then the Cincinnati REDS. But that "Cincinnati REDS" link doesn't take you to the "Cincinnati current franchixe index".
So, I clicked on the "CIN" in the standings area on the right of the main page to get to the "Cincinnati current franchise index" and there it was.
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