Career W-L records

[Pat K]

Career W-L (Min 60AB & only boxscores since 1/30/05)

Winning Percent/ Games played

=1# Dorian/.714/14
=1# Pat K/.714/14
3# Jason/.636/11
4# James/.625/16
5# Paul/.609/23
6# David L./.571/14
7# Daniel/.583/12
8# Ken/.545/22
9# Chris/.500/20
10# Nick/.455/22
11# Peter/.421/19
12# Rob/.409/22
13# Scott/.391/23
14# Will/.357/14
15# Rich/.334/12

Interesting

[Baseball=Life]

Hey Pat, thanks a lot for compiling this!! I had a suspicion that I had a low winning percentage, and now it's verified! What a fucking loser I am!!!!! (Yes, everyone can now quote me on that remark.)

I'm still in shock about game 2 yesterday. I would never have guessed that a team that had Paul, Carlos, and Anthony (plus others) would be held to only 16 runs at DeFremery. It makes me wonder whether splitting the teams up in a balance-conscious fashion makes a difference. Jason said to me that, more times than not, it ends up creating balance, and I guess that's true. But It's also not the first time seemingly balanced teams resulted in a blowout. Hmmm. I suppose I'll make further comments on this issue under Pat's thread about semi-permanent teams.

Thanks again for compiling the win/loss percentages.

[retep]

This way, the outcome of the game can't be bitched about, "We had no good players... blah blah." This way, it's on the players to do well. Keep the system!

[Baseball=Life]

So Peter you're saying keep the status quo? Ie no semi-permanent teams?

[retep]

I just ment keeping the teams balanced. That was my one and only point.

[BostonMike]

How are you keeping the score on which team players win? I mean do you have a seperate column for winning teams? If so where am I??

[da peoples champ]

y is it dat im only 5 at bats short but my stats never show up for any damn thing........

[retep]

Maybe because you are 5 at-bats short?