Guest Rockin' Doc Guests Posted July 22, 2006 Posted July 22, 2006 POTG Beer Poll Standings - Cumulative YTD at the All Star BreakPlayer NamePOTG PointsDavid Wright17.30981Tom Glavine15.76626Carlos Beltran14.88423Carlos Delgado13.67144Jose Reyes11.13561Pedro Martinez10.91510Xavier Nady7.27674Steve Trachsel6.50496Paul LoDuca6.06395Jose Valentin5.62293Cliff Floyd4.52040Brian Bannister4.41014Duaner Sanchez4.18164Darren Oliver3.96913Alay Soler3.63837Orlando Hernandez3.74862Billy Wagner3.74862Kazuo Matsui3.30761Chad Bradford3.19735Aaron Heilman2.97685Lastings Milledge2.64609Julio Franco2.42558Ramon Castro2.09482Pedro Feliciano1.87431Chris Woodward1.43330John Maine1.21279Jorge Julio0.88203Victor Zambrano0.88203Heath Bell0.77178Henry Owens0.44101Eli Marrero0.33076Mike Pelfrey0.22051
Guest Rockin' Doc Guests Posted August 2, 2006 Posted August 2, 2006 POTG Beer Polls Player of the Month for July Congratulations to Carlos Beltran Player NamePOTG PointsCarlos Beltran22.16216Jose Valentin16.75676John Maine15.13514Carlos Delgado14.59459Cliff Floyd14.05405Orlando Hernandez13.51351Xavier Nady10.27027David Wright9.72973Jose Reyes9.72973Endy Chavez9.72973Steve Trachsel8.64865Darren Oliver7.56757Duaner Sanchez5.40541Billy Wagner5.40541Paul LoDuca4.32432Pedro Martinez4.32432Aaron Heilman4.32432Chad Bradford2.70270Tom Glavine2.70270Heath Bell2.16216Mike Pelfrey2.16216Henry Owens2.16216Julio Franco1.62162Pedro Feliciano1.08108Chris Woodward0.54054Thanks to all those that cast their votes.
Guest Rockin' Doc Guests Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 POTG Beer Poll Player of the Year Standings through 7/31/06I'm not sure that many people actually care, but here are the year to date totals through the end of July. Player NamePOTG PointsCarlos Beltran16.11969David Wright15.73359Carlos Delgado14.47876Tom Glavine13.89961Jose Reyes10.42471Pedro Martinez10.32819Xavier Nady7.23938Steve Trachsel6.75676Jose Valentin6.66023Cliff Floyd5.98456Endy Chavez5.98456Paul LoDuca5.69498Orlando Hernandez4.72973Duaner Sanchez4.24710Billy Wagner4.05405Darren Oliver3.86100Brian Bannister>3.86100Aaron Heilman3.76448Alay Soler3.18533John Maine3.08880Chad Bradford2.99228Kaz Matsui2.89575Lastings Milledge2.31660Julio Franco2.22008Ramon Castro1.83398Pedro Feliciano1.83398Chris Woodward1.25483Heath Bell1.06178Jorge Julio0.77220Victor Zambrano0.77220Mike Pelfrey0.38610Henry Owens0.38610Eli Marrero0.28958Geremi Gonzalez0.19305Jose Freakin' Lima0.00000Anderson Hernandez0.00000Upon edit: I inadvertantly had Tom Glavine and Carlos Delgado reversed in the standings, now correct.
Guest Yancy Street Gang Guests Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 Why are the numbers for July alone higher than the year-to-date numbers?Something appears amiss.
Guest Yancy Street Gang Guests Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 I don't mean to nitpick, by the way. I realize you're doing a lot of this by hand, and I know how hard that is.
Guest cooby Guests Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 It's a test! Rockin Doc wanted to be sure we were looking!
Guest Rockin' Doc Guests Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 None of this will likely make sense, but I will try to explain my methodology as best I can.The player scores are a static reflection of their overall accumulation of points in relation to the total number of votes cast within that period of time (year to date or single month). It is not a steady accumulation of points amassed. That is why players such as Jorge Julio and Kaz Matsui (and in the future Xavier Nady) slide down the chart when they no longer are accumulating points. Their overall contribution to the team for the year becomes a lesser ratio over time. In attempt to clarify, a player accumulates points for a nomination (1 pt./nomination for position players and 2 pts./nomination for pitchers), winning the POTG vote (1 pt.), and votes cast for them. The sum of these numbers represents the total number of points amassed by the player. To get the points listed in the chart the players points are divided by the total number of votes cast. Since the number of votes cast is constantly changing, the scores of the players vary. Ultimately, the actual number next to the players name is representative of the voters perception of their contribution to the team in relation to the overall body of work for all the players during that span of time (monthly or YTD). It is not representative of a set, hard number. For any given segment of time (POTM or POTY)Nominatin Pts. + Poll Victories + Poll Votes = POTM(Y) Poll Points accumulatedPOTM(Y) Poll Points Accumulated / (Total Votes cast)(100) = POTG Points in Chart for the specified Month or YTDIn retrospect, I should have divided the points amassed by each player by the total number of points amassed by all players, that way their score would represent the percentage of the overall points accumulated for that specified period. Unfortunately, I figured this out later in the season and I'm not fond of recalculating all the scores for each month and YTD to reflect that score. Particularly since, having done so with the YTD scores, the order of standings remains unchanged (only the number representations change).
Guest cooby Guests Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 I don't get it, but I appreciate the work involved, and the polls themselves...thanks!
Guest Rockin' Doc Guests Posted August 4, 2006 Posted August 4, 2006 I recalculated the player YTD scores through July 31 to reflect the percentage of points amassed versus the total points awarded. Hopefully, seeing the player standings as a percentage will make it easier to understand the relationship between respective players. It's not the number that matters as much as the relative positions of the players in relation to one another.Player NamePOTG PointsCarlos Beltran9.52109David Wright9.29304Carlos Delgado8.55188Tom Glavine8.20981Jose Reyes6.15735Pedro Martinez6.10034Xavier Nady4.27594Steve Trachsel3.99088Jose Valentin3.93387Cliff Floyd3.53478Endy Chavez3.53478Paul LoDuca3.36374Orlando Hernandez2.79361Duaner Sanchez2.50855Billy Wagner2.39453Darren Oliver2.28050Brian Bannister2.28050Aaron Heilman2.22349Alay Soler1.88141John Maine1.82440Chad Bradford1.76739Kaz Matsui1.71038Lastings Milledge1.36830Julio Franco1.31129Ramon Castro1.08324Pedro Feliciano1.08324Chris Woodward0.74116Heath Bell0.62714Jorge Julio0.45610Victor Zambrano0.45610Mike Pelfrey0.22805Henry Owens0.22805Eli Marrero0.17104Geremi Gonzalez0.11403Jose Freakin' Lima0.00000Anderson Hernandez0.00000
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