Keough's Computations Thought Dumpster

Here are the live sections of the D1 Baseball Leaderboard. When using a phone or tablet, your best viewing experience will occur by flipping your device sideways. Thanks for coming! Table   Scatterplot

2026 : ?/5 RF AJ Evasco, Kansas State Main Draw: LHH pure hitter w/ plus size Drafted?: ? C Jacob Dilley, UNC Greensboro Main Draw: Backstop w/ good combo of contact & power Drafted?: ? SS Lee Ellis, Ohio State Main Draw: Toolsy middle infielder from Power 4 conference Drafted?: ? CF Jason Walk, Oklahoma Main Draw: CF w/ well-rounded offensive profile & physical projection  Drafted?: ? LF Adam Magpoc, San Diego State Main Draw: Young Junior who can play multiple positions & swipe bags Drafted?: ? 2025 : 2/5 CF Cam Harthan, Marshall Main Draw: LHH OF w/ ++ Contact & Speed Drafted?: ❌ 3B Wyatt Peifer, James Madison Main Draw: Switch Hitting INF w/ Gold Glove & a XBH Machine Drafted?: ❌ 2B Connor Rasmussen, Tulane Main Draw: LHH Middle INF w/ + HIT Score Drafted?: ✅ 15th Round, KC LF Nick Williams, Michigan State Main Draw: Young Senior w/ + HIT Score Drafted?: ❌ 3B Daniel Bucciero, Fordham Main Draw: Young Junior w/ + Contact, HR Power, & RUN Scores Draft...

Here are the historic sections of the MiLB Leaderboard. When using a phone or tablet, your best viewing experience will occur by flipping your device sideways. Thanks for coming! Table Scatterplot

Here are the historic sections of the D1 Baseball Leaderboard. When using a phone or tablet, your best viewing experience will occur by flipping your device sideways. Thanks for coming! Table   Scatterplot

I have calculated Park Factors for over 400 JUCO teams across the 3 NJCAA Divisions, the NWAC, the CCCAA, and D1 that played in the 2023 season to the present. Some teams have incomplete data, so their Park Factor is left blank. Park Factor Explanation For those who do not know what Park Factor is, I'll give a quick rundown. No two ballparks have the same dimensions, weather, etc. For example, Coors Field (home of the Colorado Rockies) has the highest altitude in the MLB. In turn, more runs are scored and it is a very hitter friendly ballpark. Sabermetricians, who are a lot smarter than me, were able to create a formula that could quantify whether a ballpark was pitcher or hitter friendly.  Formula I used the formula on Wikipedia which can be found  here . The only exception is that I did not multiply the main part of the formula by 100. It should be noted that since there were many games played at neutral sites, I counted them as road games. Scale    If th...

Here are the links to each leaderboard I currently have posted. Hopefully you can find what you need! MiLB (Live) MiLB (Historic) D1 (Live) D1 (Historic)