When I began working with Baseball Prospectus, I knew we had a lot of work to do to bring the site and tools up-to-date, and provide our users with the best experience possible. Our first project in that vein was to bring the editorial site into a modern content management system, which we launched a couple years ago. While we still have much to do…
Today marks another step forward.
We’re excited to introduce the new Baseball Prospectus Leaderboards. The new leaderboards give you a look at hitting, pitching, and catcher defense statistics. We’ve created a little introduction video to familiarize you with the new features of the leaderboards.
Right now the leaderboards are in beta, which means we’re still working on them, adding functionality and ensuring that everything is in working order. We want these leaderboards to work for you, so if there is anything you think they should be doing that they’re not, or something doesn’t seem right, please let us know. There is a “Feedback” button at the bottom of the leaderboards pages that will allow you to submit your feedback. Please give as much information as you can so we can add your suggestion to our list or troubleshoot the issue.
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Any plans for a combined WARP leaderboard? And I agree with Daniel that a time-based splits tool (among other splits) would be a nice feature.