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Old Sweater
04-17-2012, 10:46 AM
Team | OPS+
Cardinals | 139
Dodgers | 110
Mets | 107
Diamondbacks | 106
Astros | 103
Brewers | 100
Giants | 98
Nationals | 98
Rockies | 97
Lg Avg | 92
Marlins | 86
Padres | 86
Braves | 82
Cubs | 80
Phillies | 77
Reds | 63
Pirates | 40

Team | ERA+
Nationals | 183
Phillies | 156
Mets | 153
Pirates | 134
Dodgers | 126
Cardinals | 118
Diamondbacks | 110
Reds | 106
Lg Avg | 106
Astros | 102
Marlins | 98
Padres | 98
Braves | 92
Rockies | 90
Giants | 88
Cubs | 84
Brewers | 68

Team | OPS+
Orioles | 122
Indians | 118
Tigers | 114
Red Sox | 113
Yankees | 109
Angels | 106
Twins | 104
Rangers | 103
Rays | 102
Lg Avg | 99
White Sox | 95
Royals | 91
Blue Jays | 87
Mariners | 71
Athletics | 59

Team | ERA+
Rangers | 202
Blue Jays | 141
Athletics | 129
Orioles | 128
White Sox | 124
Tigers | 121
Mariners | 112
Lg Avg | 106
Royals | 99
Yankees | 99
Angels | 91
Red Sox | 87
Twins | 86
Indians | 85
Rays | 71


Combined | ERA+&OPS+ | W-L
Nationals | 281 | 8-3
Mets | 260 | 7-3
Cardinals | 257 | 7-3
Dodgers | 236 | 9-1
Phillies | 233 | 5-5
Diamondbacks | 216 | 7-3
Astros | 205 | 4-6
Rockies | 187 | 4-6
Giants | 186 | 4-6
Marlins | 184 | 4-6
Padres | 184 | 3-8
Braves | 174 | 5-5
Pirates | 174 | 3-7
Brewers | 168 | 4-6
Reds | 169 | 4-6
Cubs | 164 | 3-7

Combined | ERA+&OPS+ | W-L
Rangers | 305 | 8-2
Tigers | 235 | 7-3
Orioles | 250 | 6-4
Blue Jays | 228 | 5-4
White Sox | 219 | 5-4
Yankees | 208 | 5-5
Indians | 203 | 4-4
Red Sox | 200 | 4-6
Angels | 197 | 4-6
Twins | 190 | 3-7
Royals | 190 | 3-7
Athletics | 188 | 4-7
Mariners | 183 | 6-5
Rays | 173 | 5-5

OPS+ & ERA+ are ballpark adjusted.


Looking at the combined, the Nationals and Rangers are sick at this early point of the season and have the W-L record to prove it. The Rays are lucky to be 5-5 with their awful combined pts. Dodgers also have a little luck going to be 9-1, even though they have a good combined 236 pts. Phillies will be improving on that 5-5 record if they maintain a combined 233.
Chitown Champ
04-17-2012, 11:02 AM
This is some neat analysis. There's definitely some correlation between record and combined OPS+ and ERA+. How much correlation is yet to be determined, but I anticipate the teams that are going against the trend will eventually either catch up to these stats, or have the stats catch up to them. I'm surprised at how the Rangers are completely dominating everyone else in the AL. We'll see if the Nats and Mets can keep up their own prowess in the NL.

These are some good inside stats that you brought up.
dabynsky
04-17-2012, 11:04 AM
Interesting if not depressing early look at this season.
Old Sweater
04-17-2012, 11:17 AM
Interesting if not depressing early look at this season.

Look at the bright side of things Dabs, the Cubs can only go one way in the combined.
Bensharp
04-17-2012, 07:04 PM
This is very interesting, especially later in the season.
daddies4angels
04-17-2012, 07:06 PM
Look at the bright side of things Dabs, the Cubs can only go one way in the combined.

Cubs can go down in ERA + lol just 1 spot but i can and prolly will happen
dabynsky
04-17-2012, 07:09 PM
I think the ERA+ will get better. Maholm won't get rocked every time he is out there or he is going to get replaced by Wood, Wells or Coleman. The OPS+ on the otherhand isn't likely to go up unless Jackson and Rizzo are good as soon as they are called up.
daddies4angels
04-17-2012, 07:17 PM
I think the ERA+ will get better. Maholm won't get rocked every time he is out there or he is going to get replaced by Wood, Wells or Coleman. The OPS+ on the otherhand isn't likely to go up unless Jackson and Rizzo are good as soon as they are called up.

One thing though about Maholm he played in a BIG park in PIT. Now going to smaller park can hurt him. No more 380 FT flyouts. They HR
Mudge
04-17-2012, 07:24 PM
The Rangers are good, no doubt about it.

They are spanking the Red Sox (and John Lester) as we speak.

I'm not so sure about the Nats.
EnterSandman
04-17-2012, 08:09 PM
It's a simple formula, but it does look fairly effective. Now, if only we could tweak the weighting (not 50-50) and maybe add in a few stats (i.e. Runs/Game) and we'll have an awesome team formula.

I love stats :slaphappy:
Buccos13
04-17-2012, 08:20 PM
I think the ERA+ will get better. Maholm won't get rocked every time he is out there or he is going to get replaced by Wood, Wells or Coleman. The OPS+ on the otherhand isn't likely to go up unless Jackson and Rizzo are good as soon as they are called up.

If you don't want him, send him back to Pittsburgh! We'll take him.

And this is some pretty cool stuff. But wow, the Pirates' OPS is horrendus.
Old Sweater
04-17-2012, 11:02 PM
It's a simple formula, but it does look fairly effective. Now, if only we could tweak the weighting (not 50-50) and maybe add in a few stats (i.e. Runs/Game) and we'll have an awesome team formula.

I love stats :slaphappy:

Runs/game is right there in the league stats. It was more or less to show how the combined relates to a teams record. Pretty simple really, good hitting and good pitching= good record.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/leagues/AL/2012-standard-batting.shtml

^ Here is the link at BR where you can click around to NL.

http://www.baseball-reference.com/

^ Or simply click on -stats/ bat/ pitch/field, on the front page of BR right above the standings for either league.