Interesting Table of the Day: Stuff vs. K/AB

[RonCo]

With recent discussions about increasing Stuff ratings, especially for relievers, I've been interested in stats impacts...and the recent conversation regarding Lorenzo de'Medici and Tiernan O'Macken also gets me thinking about stats in various eras. Just as a quick look, I took our 2062 year end data, and sorted it by Stuff, AB, and K (both SP and RP/CL). Here's how the numbers lined up:

All	AB	K	K/AB	-	RP/CL	AB	K	K/AB	-	SP	AB	K	K/AB
3	283	35	0.124		3	224	25	0.112		3	59	10	0.169
4	17350	2914	0.168		4	2899	466	0.161		4	14451	2448	0.169
5	87026	15894	0.183		5	31979	5736	0.179		5	55047	10158	0.185
6	51810	10411	0.201		6	24814	5033	0.203		6	26996	5378	0.199
7	6670	1409	0.211		7	4318	939	0.217		7	2352	470	0.200
8	5388	1228	0.228		8	3409	782	0.229		8	1979	446	0.225
9	5263	1272	0.242		9	1674	380	0.227		9	3589	892	0.249
10	2104	564	0.268		10	2104	564	0.268
11	3494	961	0.275		11	2149	601	0.280		11	1345	360	0.268
12	63	14	0.222		12	63	14	0.222
13	312	142	0.455		13	312	142	0.455
All	179763	34844	0.194		All	73945	14682	0.199		All	105818	20162	0.191

Scan is all for yourself, I suppose, and make of it what you will. (I think CHA's Eduardo Moreno is the only "13" on the list, and PHX's Jim Gaston is the only "12". So sample size is quite small).

[BaseClogger]

Who is the 11 stuff starter?

[CTBrewCrew]

Who is the 11 stuff starter?

Eric Stevens from Nashville I think