FirstInning.com

[Transmogrified Tiger]

I happened upon a link to this site since they sponsored B.J. Ryan's baseball reference page. It only went live recently, but it looks very promising. It's got some good stuff for major and minor league players that I haven't been able to find elsewhere, like BABIP, RC, and SecA for hitters, and some fielding independent pitching stats.

[Drew Doughty]

Is it just me or is it really slow?

[treebird]

Wow. If they follow through with this, it could be an incredibly useful research tool. Thanks for the link.

 

 

 

I didn't have any issues with it being slow.

[Drew Doughty]

It's fine now, was just slow at the start. Anyways, looks like a good site. I'll bookmark it.

[Outshined_One]

I like the age-relative performance profiles. Those are pretty spiffy for prospects, imo.

[WrigleyField 22]

Pie's Age-Relative Chart

http://firstinning.com/i/profile/2005-pie1985-02-08.gif

[AlwaysaCub]

I think we pretty much knew that about Pie, but I like the evidence here. No walks, somewhat controlling his strikeouts, but he can hit and hit for power, along with steal a base.

[mg420]

they also seem to have some errors. look up matt murton and his ops for aa and aaa are his ba + slg instead of obp + slg. the major league # is correct at .907 though. same thing with cedeno's aaa ops & epatt's #'s.

[Marco4]

I like the look of this site; thanks for pointing it out

 

[bookmarked]

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

Wow...if this site is maintained properly, it could quickly become one of my favorite sites.

[UMFan83]

NL Central

Chi Cubs

Cincinatti

Houston

Milwaukee

Pittsburgh

St. Louis

 

Gotta work on their spelling though

[Roast]

Yikes, thats pretty awesome.

[Sabermetrician]

IsoP is Isolated Power, but what does it mean?

 

Also, SecA is Secondary Average, what does that tell you?

 

I understand all the others - this site is bookmarked.

[Transmogrified Tiger]

IsoP is Isolated Power, but what does it mean?

 

Also, SecA is Secondary Average, what does that tell you?

 

I understand all the others - this site is bookmarked.

 

IsoP = SLG-AVG

 

It's a true measure of power as it removes singles. If 2 guys have a .400 SLG, and one hits .300 and the other .200, who has more power? The .200 hitter, since he gets the same amount of TB in fewer hits. IsoP shows that.