quasi_winshares.Rd
The raw data behind the story "The Twins’ Magical Run Will Likely Go Through The Yankees. (Because Of Course.)" https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/the-yankees-always-have-the-twins-number-will-this-postseason-be-different/
quasi_winshares
A data frame contains 98,796 rows representing Quasi-Win Shares(QWS), prorated to 162 team games, for every player from 1901 as of Sept. 27, 2019 and, and 16 variables:
Player name
Player's age on June 30 of season
Player's https://www.baseball-reference.com/ ID
Season
Baseball-Reference ID of team
League of team
Share of total team playing time (measured by plate appearances and leverage-weighted innings) for player
Wins Above Replacement per 162 team games, averaging B-R and FG WAR
Quasi Win Shares. Three times total wins created per 162 games; generated by adding WAR162 to wins BELOW replacement (determined by playing time) and rounding to nearest whole number
Order of team stints for player within season
Lahman DB franchise ID for team
Previous franchise played for (NA if player debuted for team)
First season for player with that franchise
Last season for player with that franchise
Next franchise played for (NA if player retired with or is currently on team)
If played as a Pitcher
If played as a Catcher
If played as a First Base
If played as a Second Base
If played as a Third Base
If played as a Shortstop
If played as a Left Field
If played as a Center Field
If played as a Right Field
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