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Originally Posted by gbmoore121
I can understand that. It's a lot of work.
I do it manually. I like it to get a balance of career and peak WS numbers. I usually rank my players based on this.
Here it is
1) total win shares (career win shares/10 to the harmonic mean of 25)
2) average win shares in the top 3 seasons
3) average win shares of best 5 consecutive seasons
4) average win shares per 162 games (per 43 starts for pitchers)
Here is a link to the excert...
The New Bill James Historical ... - Google Book Search |
Interesting. Had no idea what harmonic mean was so I looked it up... and I still have no idea. 
Anyhow, I don't think I could do this. I think I'd have to be better with the code in order to find the 5 best consecutive seasons.
I seem to have more limitations than OOTPs financial settings. I tried to do something else and totally and miserably failed with it... I spent about 2 weeks tinkering and never got past step 1.
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