2019 TSSL Awards

[Porter]

thought Boston might get a Gold Glove with Jerrold Moors at 3B, what a rip

Name	         G	GS	PO	A	DP	TC	E	PCT	INN	RANGE
J. Moors	136	135	87	272	19	366	7	.981	1182.1	2.73
Y. Asai       	139	135	93	276	30	378	9	.976	1193.2	2.78

Rip this Canadian.

[Providence A's]

Position	G	GS	PO	A	DP	TC	E	PCT	INN	RANGE
Second Base	152	147	229	410	76	643	4	.994	1335.2	4.33
Second Base	154	147	312	477	97	803	14	.983	1301.2	5.55

which player would you pick?

[Porter]

Player Two

[Providence A's]

and that's why your team loses

[browntown653]

I would go with Player Two as well.

[Porter]

While player one has 10 less errors, and 30 more innings than player two. He's also had 160 less chances and his range factor is 1.2 less than player two.

[Providence A's]

you guys must lover errors. yes, player 2 had more range, but he had 10 more errors. player 2 had more TC because his team had way less strikeouts (261 k's less). I'll take a guy with only 4 errors in the same number of games.

[NYgiantsfan5689]

There shouldn't be this argument about the amount of total chances one had versus the other. Fielding percentage takes care of that, evening the playing field. Player 1 is better.

[Porter]

and that's why your team loses

Runs Scored: 780 (24th)

Thats why the team loses, I was 9th in runs allowed. Defensively I was among the top third in fielding %, turned the 2nd most double plays and two gold glovers. Your 2nd baseman lost because of a lack of a range factor like Bill Winkie who had 9 OF assists, 1 Error but a range factor of a pathetic 1.94 which is pretty damn low.

Edit: Which is odd because Knutz has a better range than Ferran. That could be contributed to your exceptional pitching but thinking about the what game does, thats probably why they took Ferran.

[Porter]

There shouldn't be this argument about the amount of total chances one had versus the other. Fielding percentage takes care of that, evening the playing field. Player 1 is better.

Lack of total chances while playing 30 more innings means he has no range, but a great glove. It doesn't always even the playing field.

[Providence A's]

Lack of total chances while playing 30 more innings means he has no range, but a great glove. It doesn't always even the playing field.

no, the lack of chances is due to my team having 261 more strikeouts...the other guy has more chances because his pitching sucked.

[browntown653]

Yeah, that's a pretty large discrepancy in Range Factor...not to mention Player 2 had 21 more DPs

[NYgiantsfan5689]

how is that a large range discrepancy?? It's 1 different. That's not really that much

[Porter]

how is that a large range discrepancy?? It's 1 different. That's not really that much

The average is around 4.3 to 4.7, Ferran was at 5.5

[Providence A's]

Bill Winkie who had 9 OF assists, 1 Error but a range factor of a pathetic 1.94 which is pretty damn low.

well, I wish I knew exactly how that was calculated and what it means because SD LF Provost won and his range was only 2.13, which isn't that much better than Winkie (obviously they're in different leagues...just saying).