Player Performance Ed. 1 Final Results
by focs on Apr 17, 2008 2:04 PM EDT
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PrintWell i was going to wait till tomorrow to post this but since everyone has preety much already posted on it ill go ahead and post the results.. Remember all these players were rated on a scale of 1-10 from opening day till april 14th from everyone and these are the averages.. We will do this every two weeks and base the performances off those two weeks.
Joey Gathright -- 5.13
Jose Guillen -- 2.25
Mark Teahen -- 7.25
Ross Gload -- 5.94
Mark Grudzielanek -- 8.13
Tony Pena -- 1.69
Alex Gordon -- 8.44
Billy Butler -- 9.06
Alberto Callaspo -- 6.88
Esteban German -- 4.63
John Buck -- 5.56
Miguel Olivo -- 5.06
Gil Meche -- 5.25
Brian Bannister -- 9.81
Zack Greinke -- 9.56
John Bale -- 5.31
Bret Tomko -- 7.88
Hideo Nomo -- 3.00
Yasuhiko Yabuta -- 5.79
Leo Nunez -- 9.31
Ramon Ramirez -- 8.63
Ron Mahay -- 7.81
Jimmy Gobble -- 8.69
Joakim Soria -- 9.81
Well there ya have it.. the next edition will be on April 28th.. so your analysis will be from April 14th to April 28th so pay attention :D
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wow!
Nomo was rated higher that TPJ or Guillen…
were all the results in before the Seattle game?
Don't Stop Believing!
Quite a few ratings were before the Seattle game (mine included)
I probably would’ve dropped my rating of Nomo a couple of notches after that performance.
ya u did right though
the analysis was only supposed to be from opening day til sunday the 13th so include nomos shitty performance on ur next analysis
I love life. Life = Royals
he hasn't done much to date.
Don't Stop Believing!
maybe somebody sees
his success as not sustainable????
Don't Stop Believing!
the swinging at 3-0 pitches
did him in!
Don't Stop Believing!
I guess some things are unforgivable, regardless of your stats
I probably disagree with you.
by Scott McKinney on Apr 17, 2008 5:59 PM EDT up reply actions
In short, nobody is perfect
I know this question was for me, but he’s allowed some baserunners. Maybe he deserves a 9.5. But if “10” is perfection (and some could interpret it that way), he hasn’t been perfect…just excellent.
I probably disagree with you.
by Scott McKinney on Apr 18, 2008 1:27 AM EDT up reply actions
I have a better question
In what way is my decision to give Soria the highest grade I feel comfortable giving even worth questioning me over? It’s not like I gave someone else a 10 and didn’t feel Soria was up to it, and it’s not like Soria’s failure to get an overall 10 from our vast readership is the end of the world.
NYRoyal answered your question for me, for the most part. I won’t withhold a 10 for a lack of perfection—if I did that, no hitter would ever get one, obviously. But Soria did have that one outing he had to pitch like a bat out of hell to escape, so no. No 10.
Sarcasm™. It's the new gravy.
Ok.. i understand.. but still.
1 Point is now interpreted for 2 basehits in 7 innings..
I love life. Life = Royals
No 1-10 rating system is perfect
I probably disagree with you.
by Scott McKinney on Apr 18, 2008 2:49 AM EDT up reply actions
??
i was saying he gave soria a 9 based off 2 hits he gave up ?? because thats all he has done that was perfected.
I love life. Life = Royals
I'm saying that 1-10 rating systems are inherently vague
All we really know is that 1 is very low/bad and 10 is very high/good. It’s fair to interpret 10 is perfection. Soria hasn’t been perfect. He did have a shaky, but effective, outing. 1 shaky outing out of 4 (in the evaluation period) can certainly be interpreted as a 9. In fact, I want to change my Soria rating to 9.
I probably disagree with you.
by Scott McKinney on Apr 18, 2008 6:06 AM EDT up reply actions
Too late the results are in :D
I understand what you mean now.. i read that the wrong way i read it like so, “No, 1-10 rating system is perfect.”
I love life. Life = Royals
I Give 1-10
Rating systems a 7.
Let's go, boys, to the toppermost of the poppermost!
by philofthenorth on Apr 18, 2008 4:47 PM EDT up reply actions
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