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tysonlowery
Let me know if you'd like to see anything else here.
New CSV Download file
December 09, 2003 at 09:12PM View BBCode
The excel download has been changed - thanks to Moovolong for setting this up. Let me know if you have any comments. I found that the stats download no longer works with the old menus - not sure why, but its been like that for a while.Let me know if you'd like to see anything else here.
Bob
1) All years for a team
2) All teams in the league for a particular year
3) All teams for all years
I know this might be a bandwidth hog, but I don't think a lot of people take advantage of this feature and this change would make doing statistical analysis much easier. Right now if you want to look at the league as a whole you have to download 16 different files. Then, if you want to see how the league has evolved over time, you have to download 16 files for each year you want to study. Having one consolidated file would be real nice.
December 09, 2003 at 09:53PM View BBCode
I would love it if we could download the following in one shot:1) All years for a team
2) All teams in the league for a particular year
3) All teams for all years
I know this might be a bandwidth hog, but I don't think a lot of people take advantage of this feature and this change would make doing statistical analysis much easier. Right now if you want to look at the league as a whole you have to download 16 different files. Then, if you want to see how the league has evolved over time, you have to download 16 files for each year you want to study. Having one consolidated file would be real nice.
moovolong
Is there any other data that would be useful? What about the alternate positions stuff and pitcher fatigue data?
December 10, 2003 at 03:01AM View BBCode
Hey, Bob. I think #1 and #2 would be pretty easy to do. For #3, you only mean all teams for all years within one league, right? All teams/all years/all leagues might really be a resource pig! :)Is there any other data that would be useful? What about the alternate positions stuff and pitcher fatigue data?
Bob
Alternate position information would be great. I also think the improvement information would be helpful -- particularly while performing analyses about talent inflation and studying how players improve over time.
December 10, 2003 at 12:49PM View BBCode
Yes, for #3 I just mean all teams and all years for one particular league. That alone is a resource hog -- I can't imagine trying to download all that info for every league all at once. :oAlternate position information would be great. I also think the improvement information would be helpful -- particularly while performing analyses about talent inflation and studying how players improve over time.
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