Quote:
Originally Posted by Dark Cloud
I created some new baseball statistics called VOCL and Win Window. The idea was to find some measure to assess where a team was in relation to the 'breakthrough' level of success needed to compete for a championship. In FOOL, the threshold is very high because only two teams make the playoffs. In leagues with longer players, the threshold is lower. But VOCL isn't intended to find out who the best team is or who will in the playoffs.
It's only purpose is to assess for you how "close" you are to championship level.
A positive Win Window indicates that you're a contender, the closer to 1.000 you are, the more likely you are to be in your win window.
I calculated them for FOOL based on this past season's stats
Code:
Team BVORP PVORP VOCL WD GMS WW
Valdosta Peanuts 456 164.7 220.7 58 154 1.810
Colorado Rancheros 196 288.1 84.1 38 154 0.793
Boston Settlers 236.1 209.4 45.5 6 154 0.334
Brooklyn Brownstones 324.5 103.6 28.1 14 154 0.273
Rio Grande Roadrunners 222 158.1 -19.9 6 154 -0.090
Atlanta Firecrackers 145.2 211.5 -43.3 18 154 -0.164
Quad City Thunderstorms 225.9 115.7 -58.4 6 154 -0.340
Compton Brothers 152.1 166.5 -81.4 12 154 -0.451
Ann Arbor Wolverines 168.4 134.8 -96.8 -2 154 -0.642
Baltimore Terrapins 140.2 98.4 -161.4 -20 154 -1.178
Toronto Atlantics 150.1 75 -174.9 -14 154 -1.227
New York Highlanders 78.6 109.8 -211.6 -16 154 -1.478
Hartford Harpooners -5.7 169.3 -236.4 -6 154 -1.574
El Paso Alligators 78.4 72.9 -248.7 -32 154 -1.823
Columbus Crusaders 68.6 60.5 -270.9 -22 154 -1.902
Texas Copperheads 58.1 23.9 -318 -46 154 -2.364
If you're interested in formulas, VOCL (Value Over Championship Level) is
For Win Window, the formula is |
So would you say that I am effectively within my "win window" right now?
