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Friday, March 30, 2007

Change in Offense, in Graph Form

By Tangotiger, 12:37 PM

Patriot checks in with some cool graphs as to how much offense was generated by each position, historically.  He’s got some data for you to download as well.  A few months ago, I also published data on Google Docs.  Back then, I hadn’t split the three OF positions (excepts since 1996).  I should get that fixed at some point.

I don’t know why the offensive production of 1B and CF would be equal in the late 1940s.  Clearly, it would be a mistake to think that the average fielding 1B back then would match the average fielding CF (a good reason not to use offense production to apply a positional adjustment).  The huge drop in SS offense in the 1970s was probably due to the artifical turf putting a premium on fielders.

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