Ranking the Lineup Positions - Part 3

by David S. Cohen on Nov 16, 2005 5:27 PM EST in News Comment 4 comments

The worst of the bunch, after the fold.

Rank	Team	Position	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS
200	Baltimore	9	0.243	0.314	0.385	0.699
201	Baltimore	2	0.244	0.306	0.393	0.699
202	Chicago Cubs	8	0.253	0.305	0.394	0.699
203	LA Angels	6	0.254	0.309	0.388	0.697
204	Texas	6	0.234	0.291	0.406	0.697
205	Pittsburgh	5	0.249	0.307	0.388	0.695
206	Atlanta	7	0.246	0.293	0.402	0.695
207	San Diego	2	0.258	0.336	0.357	0.692
208	Seattle	6	0.251	0.323	0.366	0.689
209	Washington	7	0.260	0.317	0.370	0.687
210	Washington	5	0.244	0.308	0.377	0.685
211	Seattle	2	0.256	0.315	0.369	0.684
212	Arizona	7	0.252	0.327	0.351	0.679
213	San Francisco	2	0.266	0.324	0.354	0.679
214	Florida	1	0.271	0.328	0.351	0.678
215	LA Angels	7	0.232	0.285	0.393	0.678
216	Tampa Bay	8	0.259	0.309	0.369	0.677
217	Colorado	8	0.224	0.307	0.370	0.677
218	Chicago Sox	1	0.279	0.338	0.336	0.674
219	Milwaukee	8	0.236	0.310	0.363	0.673
220	Cleveland	8	0.245	0.300	0.373	0.673
221	Houston	8	0.249	0.330	0.342	0.671
222	Houston	1	0.275	0.317	0.354	0.671
223	Philadelphia	7	0.247	0.306	0.364	0.671
224	NY Mets	1	0.265	0.294	0.378	0.671
225	San Francisco	8	0.222	0.292	0.375	0.668
226	Kansas City	2	0.255	0.317	0.347	0.664
227	LA Dodgers	8	0.232	0.310	0.353	0.663
228	Boston	9	0.246	0.318	0.343	0.660
229	Florida	8	0.240	0.321	0.338	0.659
230	Arizona	8	0.226	0.307	0.351	0.659
231	Chicago Cubs	1	0.245	0.299	0.358	0.658
232	NY Mets	2	0.245	0.296	0.362	0.658
233	Detroit	9	0.236	0.287	0.370	0.657
234	Washington	2	0.239	0.311	0.343	0.654
235	San Francisco	3	0.234	0.296	0.354	0.651
236	Seattle	7	0.246	0.300	0.346	0.646
237	Colorado	1	0.260	0.299	0.347	0.646
238	Pittsburgh	2	0.266	0.309	0.334	0.643
239	Detroit	8	0.237	0.290	0.353	0.643
240	Oakland	6	0.227	0.287	0.356	0.642
241	San Francisco	7	0.249	0.296	0.341	0.637
242	Washington	8	0.235	0.304	0.332	0.636
243	Minnesota	2	0.244	0.307	0.328	0.635
244	Kansas City	8	0.228	0.280	0.354	0.634
245	Colorado	7	0.237	0.305	0.325	0.630
246	NY Yankees	9	0.247	0.292	0.338	0.629
247	Minnesota	9	0.247	0.303	0.324	0.627
248	St. Louis	8	0.238	0.285	0.334	0.620
249	Pittsburgh	7	0.224	0.280	0.337	0.617
250	Houston	7	0.234	0.285	0.325	0.610
251	Chicago Sox	7	0.219	0.271	0.333	0.604
252	Kansas City	9	0.222	0.277	0.320	0.597
253	Seattle	9	0.229	0.272	0.314	0.585
254	Seattle	8	0.215	0.273	0.305	0.578
255	Florida	9	0.212	0.261	0.307	0.568
256	San Francisco	9	0.214	0.259	0.309	0.568
257	Colorado	9	0.204	0.259	0.293	0.552
258	Arizona	9	0.195	0.259	0.273	0.532
259	Houston	9	0.200	0.246	0.275	0.521
260	Chicago Cubs	9	0.195	0.235	0.278	0.513
261	LA Dodgers	9	0.198	0.256	0.253	0.509
262	Atlanta	9	0.183	0.245	0.255	0.500
263	Washington	9	0.188	0.224	0.256	0.480
264	Cincinnati	9	0.160	0.209	0.267	0.476
265	San Diego	9	0.169	0.245	0.218	0.463
266	NY Mets	9	0.183	0.232	0.225	0.457
267	St. Louis	9	0.179	0.217	0.240	0.457
268	Milwaukee	9	0.160	0.211	0.237	0.448
269	Philadelphia	9	0.163	0.208	0.222	0.431
270	Pittsburgh	9	0.159	0.210	0.193	0.404

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i'm thinking of a player...

Let's call him David B.

No... that's too obvious. Call him D. Bell.

by dajafi on Nov 16, 2005 6:10 PM EST reply actions 0 recs

Bell

Had a .589 OPS from the 7-hole. That's bad.

by David S. Cohen on Nov 18, 2005 11:54 AM EST up reply actions 0 recs

I wonder

How does Bell's .506 OPS platoon split rank among the biggest splits in history?

by phatj on Nov 18, 2005 1:50 PM EST up reply actions 0 recs

This list confused me at first

I was thinking it was a ranking by fielding position, rather than by batting order position. I couldn't figure out how Florida, with primarily Luis Castillo manning second base (i.e. the #4 position), managed to be second in the majors.

by phatj on Nov 16, 2005 8:02 PM EST reply actions 0 recs