(OC) Bons joueurs dans de mauvaises équipes : le pourcentage le plus élevé de victoires d’équipe attribué aux victoires au-dessus du remplacement d’un joueur (depuis l’extension à une saison de 162 matchs)
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Par SANTAAAA__I_know_him
Baseball
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Single-season WAR totals sourced from [https://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/WAR_top_ten.shtml](https://www.baseball-reference.com/leaders/WAR_top_ten.shtml)
Only included top 16, because after that you get some legitimately good teams. Listing the remainder of the top 30 here:
* 1967 Carl Yastrzemski 12.5 WAR, Red Sox 92-70 (13.6%)
* 1985 Dwight Gooden 13.3 WAR, Mets 98-64 (13.6%)
* 1973 Tom Seaver 11 WAR, Mets 82-79 (13.4%)
* 1970 Bob Gibson 10.1 WAR, Cardinals 76-86 (13.3%)
* 1987 Tony Gwynn 8.6 WAR, Padres 65-97 (13.2%)
* 2001 Barry Bonds 11.9 WAR, Giants 90-72 (13.2%)
* 2022 Shohei Ohtani 9.6 WAR, Angels 73-89 (13.2%)
* 1971 Tom Seaver 10.9 WAR, Mets 83-79 (13.1%)
* 1969 Bob Gibson 11.3 WAR, Cardinals 87-75 (13.0%)
* 1976 Mark Fidrych 9.6 WAR, Tigers 74-87 (13.0%)
* 2018 Jacob deGrom 9.9 WAR, Mets 77-85 (12.9%)
* 1994 Greg Maddux 8.7 WAR, Braves 68-46 (12.8%)
* 1961 Mickey Mantle 10.5 WAR, Yankees 84-80 (12.5%)
Man Ichiro was a monster dude. I remember looking at his cold zones while batting and his cold zones were STILL .250-.280
Insane.
That’s it? Now if there was two players on one team…
Holy shit 1972 Steve Carlton
Was he playing with wet spaghetti for teammates?
Niekro in consecutive seasons. Thats gotta be frustrating.
The fact that Carlton was over 10 WAR better than the next-best player on his team (Don Money at 1.9) is pretty wild.
The 1989 Braves had a tie?
Shouldn’t this be comparing one player’s WAR to total team WAR?
I looked at this and asked myself, Where’s Randy Johnson of the 2004 Diamondbacks? Turns out he had 8.8 WAR for 51-111 team, or 17.25%. But the total team WAR was 5.0, so he single-handedly kept the team from being totally replacement level.
Fergie willed that team to be mid. Holy shit
Trout will always be top of the list to me. To be that good and not be able to even win a single PS game is crazy.
2009 Grienke was incredible. I got to see him twice that year and little me was just in awe. A Royals pitcher who was awesome!?
Can we do the same stats but top 2 players? Curious to see how one specific team fares.