2041 Injury Log Compiled

[RonCo]

A conversation on Slack got me to remembering that I hadn’t run the injury script at the end of the year, so that’s what I set out to do. The script I wrote basically just parses the game’s injury html and drops the relevant data into a csv file. Looking at it, you’ll see every player with injury type, duration, and whether it’s day to day or out.

Feel free to slice and dice all you want.

Below, however is a top-level table of all our BBA level injuries split by team and position.

Team	1B	2B	3B	C	CF	CL	LF	RF	RP	SP	SS	Total
Atlantic City Gamblers	1			1					3	2		7
Boise Spuds					1				5			6
Brooklyn Robins									2	2		4
Calgary Pioneers					1				2	1		4
California Crusaders	2								1			3
Charlotte Cougars					1				2	1	1	5
Charm City Jimmies	1								1	1	1	4
Chicago Black Sox	1			1				1	1		1	5
Des Moines Kernels	1		1							3		5
Edmonton Jackrabbits	1			1	3				2	1		8
Hawaii Tropics				1			1		4		1	7
Jacksonville Hurricanes	1	1	1		2				2	2	2	11
Las Vegas Hustlers		1	1				2	1	2	1		8
Long Beach Surfers										2		2
Louisville Sluggers			1	2			1		1	2		7
Madison Wolves		2			1				2	2		7
Mexico City Aztecs		1							2	2		5
Montreal Blazers	1					1		1	1			4
Nashville Bluebirds	1						1	3	2	3		10
New Orleans Crawdads								1	7	4	2	14
Omaha Hawks							2					2
Phoenix Talons	1								1			2
Portland Lumberjacks				1	1				1	2		5
Rockville Pikemen	1	1		1		1				1	2	7
San Antonio Outlaws										3	4	7
San Fernando Bears								1	2	1	1	5
Seattle Storm			1		1				4		2	8
Twin Cities River Monsters		2		2	2		1		1	4		12
Valencia Stars			2						1	1	1	5
Vancouver Mounties									6	2		8
Wichita Aviators					2	1			3	4		10
Yellow Springs Nine					2		1		2	1		6
Grand Total	12	8	7	10	17	3	9	8	63	48	18	203

Here, for example, you can see the slaughterhouse that was New Orleans, losing four SP to lost-time injuries, and seven RP. Twin Cities lost four SP, too. As did Wichita.

If you want to go counter case, look at Omaha, who sucked worse than you’d have expected, but can’t even blame injuries. Phoenix, too, was relatively injury free. In my own YS9 case, we were fairly healthy, but the two CF injuries were both to Luis Costello, and those hurt us against LHP—something EDM exploited better than Louisville did in the post season.

All total, there were 203 lost-time injuries across the league. 128 were incurred by pitchers. After the Crawdads, you’ve got Twin Cities, Wichita, Jacksonville, and Nashville all in double digits. Of course, not all lost-time injuries are of the same weight, but this table doesn’t break it out to that level.

Anyway…feel free to fiddle with the file and do your own thing.

[Spiccoli]

It's too bad you can't log the injury duration too... lol.

My four starters went out with a combined total of ~47-50 months between them.

[RonCo]

The duration is actually in the csv file. I just wasn't cutting that data here.

[jleddy]

It's too bad you can't log the injury duration too... lol.

My four starters went out with a combined total of ~47-50 months between them.

https://statspl.us/brewster/injurysummary

[Lane]

my team doc needs a raise!

[RonCo]

It's too bad you can't log the injury duration too... lol.

My four starters went out with a combined total of ~47-50 months between them.

https://statspl.us/brewster/injurysummary

That's an interesting report, too. It truncates injury time to be focused on just this year, though, so it downplays the big pitcher injuries Scott is focused on.

[Spiccoli]

It's too bad you can't log the injury duration too... lol.

My four starters went out with a combined total of ~47-50 months between them.

https://statspl.us/brewster/injurysummary

Cool! Thank god they're all rookies... lol. . The Salary impact is almost nothing.

But the days remaining don't make sense...

Mendoza - 9 months - 270 days
Morita - 3 Months - 90 Days
Thorpe - 4 months - 120 days
Perez - 4 months - 120 Days

[Fat Nige]

I've got three pitchers still on the IL until well into 2042

[jleddy]

But the days remaining don't make sense...

Mendoza - 9 months - 270 days
Morita - 3 Months - 90 Days
Thorpe - 4 months - 120 days
Perez - 4 months - 120 Days

How so?

In-game, Mendoza is showing 9-10 month recovery time. StatsPlus is saying 285 which is smack dab in between 9 and 10 months. In-game, Morita, 3 months; StatsPlus, 87 days, which is just under three months. The other two check out as well.

[RonCo]

It's too bad you can't log the injury duration too... lol.

My four starters went out with a combined total of ~47-50 months between them.

https://statspl.us/brewster/injurysummary

Cool! Thank god they're all rookies... lol. . The Salary impact is almost nothing.

But the days remaining don't make sense...

Mendoza - 9 months - 270 days
Morita - 3 Months - 90 Days
Thorpe - 4 months - 120 days
Perez - 4 months - 120 Days

I think that report lists the days the player has spent on the IL this year, not how long they have left.

[RonCo]

In that situation, Jose Perez (out 7 months, or 280+days) was hurt on 9 September, hence is credited in that report with 22 days lost in 2041 ... I think, anyway.

[recte44]

I had the most injuries and a team with no good players and still made the playoffs? Wow.

[CTBrewCrew]

Cool - thanks Ron - I'll update the Viz for 2041

[jiminyhopkins]

A while back one may remember that the Talons had a bad injury problem, which claimed, among MANY others, Lumpy LaLoosh. Then in mid 2038 I fired Ashton Bryant and hired Brandon Carney.

Though both have good reputations as Team Trainers, the turnaround for the Talons, at least in terms of lost time injuries, has been dramatic. Though likely coincidental, maybe sometimes a change of scenery works for team doctors as well.