I will create a model to analyse historical players from one sport, what sport do you prefer? (Poll) I need volunteers to create a formula that evaluates a player individual game in the choosen sport -Something Like Sofascore Soccer Rating. I do the rest.

[Entrecampos]

I will create a model to analyse historical players from one sport, what sport do you prefer? (Poll) I need volunteers to create a formula that evaluates a player individual game in the choosen sport -Something Like Sofascore Soccer Rating or Basketball BPM, if the choosen sport isnt soccer or basketball (I dont know if there are already game scores for the other sports too). I do the rest.

Edited October 27, 2021 by Entrecampos

[Dobs]

Baseball is probably the best sport for an analytical formula or algorithm simply because it is so incredibly statistics-driven.

[Entrecampos]

9 minutes ago, Patine said:

I would prefer, MYSELF, Rugby Football, or Women's Association Football, but I highly doubt anyone will back me on that, and they aren't on your poll choices. Track-and-field, too, but only a very few of those are team sports (relay races).

Track and Field is my favorite sport. Female Association Football can be made, there is statistical information in Fbref about women doing the sport. Unfortunately I can't do Rugby, as I don't know any stastical source for that. 

Edited October 27, 2021 by Entrecampos

[vcczar]

Here's my interest level:

American Football: 10 out of 10 (will look eagerly)

Basketball: 6 out of 10 (might look occasionally)

Baseball: 4 out of 10 (might look once)

Hockey: 2 out of 10 (might not look at it)

Soccer: 1 out of 10 (probably won't look at it)

When I was a kid, I liked all sports, but I only keep up with NFL football now. 

[Rezi]

I will switch my vote to American Football if needed at long as it prevents Baseball from winning

[Entrecampos]

I will give 4 hours to all of you end voting. 

For now American Football (NFL) is winning. +2

Baseball +1

Basketball = 0

Soccer -1

Ice Hockey = -2

@Patine vote ⚽ if you want, i can do both male and female leagues (the same for Basketball). 

Edited October 27, 2021 by Entrecampos

[Entrecampos]

American Football won.
I will do NFL together with NBA (because Im already analysing players from NBA season 1984-85 in last days). I did put NBA only to see the popularity here, I would do it anyway. When I finish NBA 1984-85 season I will start NFL analysis of QBs in the oldest season with reliable data (i need to search when was).
I will post top 10 players season by season. This will be a project that will last 1 year probably.

Edited October 28, 2021 by Entrecampos

[vcczar]

1 hour ago, Entrecampos said:

American Football won.
I will do NFL together with NBA (because Im already analysing players from NBA season 1984-85 in last days). I did put NBA only to see the popularity here, I would do it anyway. When I finish NBA 1984-85 season I will start NFL analysis of QBs in the oldest season with reliable data (i need to search when was).
I will post top 10 players season by season. This will be a project that will last 1 year probably.

Using this website: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/

1932 is the first season with passing states

1950 is the first season with QB rec, 4Q comebacks, GW drives

1960 is the first one that has approximate value for QBs

1969 is the first season with sack data

[Entrecampos]

Sorry for the time I was out. My NBA analysis is going at a somewhat slow pace (because lack of time), but i will show the actual top 10.

I analyzed...

30 GAMES BOSTON CELTICS

28 GAMES MILWAUKEE BUCKS
28 GAMES DETROIT PISTONS
30 GAMES CHICAGO BULLS
26 GAMES CLEVELAND CAVALIERS
13 GAMES ATLANTA HAWKS

30 GAMES LOS ANGELES LAKERS

Actual Top 10 is...

1.Magic Johnson = 6169
2.Larry Bird = 6134
3.Isiah Thomas = 5702
4.Michael Jordan = 5659
5.Kareem Abdul Jabaar = 5447
6.Sidney Moncrief = 5399
7.Terry Cummings = 5388
8.Doc Rivers = 5311
9.Kevin McHale = 4948
10.Orlando Woolridge = 4868

[vcczar]

19 hours ago, Entrecampos said:

Sorry for the time I was out. My NBA analysis is going at a somewhat slow pace (because lack of time), but i will show the actual top 10.

I analyzed...

30 GAMES BOSTON CELTICS

28 GAMES MILWAUKEE BUCKS
28 GAMES DETROIT PISTONS
30 GAMES CHICAGO BULLS
26 GAMES CLEVELAND CAVALIERS
13 GAMES ATLANTA HAWKS

30 GAMES LOS ANGELES LAKERS

Actual Top 10 is...

1.Magic Johnson = 6169
2.Larry Bird = 6134
3.Isiah Thomas = 5702
4.Michael Jordan = 5659
5.Kareem Abdul Jabaar = 5447
6.Sidney Moncrief = 5399
7.Terry Cummings = 5388
8.Doc Rivers = 5311
9.Kevin McHale = 4948
10.Orlando Woolridge = 4868

Small sample size. 

[pilight]

American football would be very difficult.  The players are more specialized and the game itself has changed so much through the years.

[Entrecampos]

Im analysing Michael Jordan career, game by game.



Made every NBA game from regular and playoffs.

Peak until now = 1525 ,27 January 1989.
Vice-Peak = 1500, 20 June 1993.

Actual Value = 1438, 16 June 1996.

Edited January 2, 2022 by Entrecampos

[Entrecampos]

1985 = 1330
1986 = 1350
1987 = 1409
1988 = 1465
1989 = 1465
1990 = 1450
1991 = 1477
1992 = 1453
1993 = 1500

1995 = 1377
1996 = 1438
1997 = 1359
1998 = 1338

2002 = 1009
2003 = 1090  

Absolute Peak 27/01/1989 = 1525



Finished

[Entrecampos]

Adjusted.
Until now this is top 10 NBA ever post 1984

 

1.Michael Jordan (1953 Peak)
2.Magic Johnson (1906 Peak)
2.Kareem Abdul Jabaar (1763 Peak)

 

Edited January 17, 2022 by Entrecampos