Wins leaderboards added

Pitchers haven't been getting a lot of love on Brewer Leaders lately. They don't even have their stats on the Player pages and before tonight, only Strike Outs were being tracked. No longer is that the case. I haven't finished the Player page, but the Wins leaderboard has gone live. Check out the All-Time and Season boards.

I had a little scare creating the board when I lost the details for the stored procedure and for some reason I couldn't pull up the data properly, but I got it figured out. I've saved the process and I should only have to do 22 more categories. Just think what the navigation bar will look like with 27 All-Time and Season stats. It's gotten a little crazy, and would have been fine if I just kept with All-Time, so I'm going to have to play around with the navigation to make it look nicer. More than likely the links won't be on each page, but will have to go to a boards landing page. We'll see.

But here's some observations again:

117 wins is the most? Wow, that's crazy and really goes to show we haven't had too many pitchers stay with us over the years. Ben Sheets is at 83 and if he signs with us again, will have a great chance to set the mark, but I have a bad feeling that he'll leave us through free agency.
Only 3 20 wins seasons. I can now see that Chris Capuano's run in 2005 was such a big deal, it's a nice number.
Ben Sheets has pitched on some really bad teams. His career high in wins for a season is 12, but he's already at 11 so there's a very good chance he'll top that.

Posted on July 20, 2008 @ 22:36 by Ryan to Leaderboards

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