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This is helpful for finding what Attack Angles they may be swinging the bat their fastest at, or what Early Connection score gives them the best Peak Hand Speed. It is an in depth sheet with a chart for every single metric, in order to let you decide what is best for your program.
For the most common stats found in our leaderboards, we denote league leading stats with bold text. Major league leading totals are further marked with italics. For career statistics, all-time leaders are marked with **'s and active leaders with italics. When a stat is unavailable its season entry should be blank, rather than zero.
The lists below are a complete glossary of all of the statistics in baseball and these lists are split up into two sections – the “Standard Baseball Statistics” section and the “Advanced Baseball Statistics” section.
On Baseball reference (or any of the sports reference sites) there is a link that says "export" above the table. Clicking this will download an excel file with the data in it. Alternatively, next to the export button there is a "CSV" button. I prefer to use it.
What I'd like to do is export data from Baseball-Reference so we can compare apples to apples. This way we can make sure people's scoring system ideas don't have, like, Francisco Cervelli as a top 10 player or something.
Find individual seasons, combined seasons, or number of seasons matching your criteria. • Video Tutorial Sample Searches Data Coverage. For single seasons, in 2024, in the regular season, sorted by descending Home Runs. Ex. Most players with 40 home runs on one team in a season. Ex. Most players with 100 home runs for one team in a career.
There are two main sources of raw data: the Lahman Database and Retrosheet. The Lahman Database can be obtained for free at seanlahman.com/baseball-archive/statistics, the website of its creator, Sean Lahman. It’s basically a standard Baseball Encyclopedia in downloadable form.
