mlb26
Chad’s 2026 MLB Report
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Contents
- Team Standings
- Run Differentials
- Runs Scored and Allowed per Game
- Pythagorean Wins
- Adjusted Run Differentials
- Team NPR
- Adjusted Pythagorean Wins
- Scaled Team Ratings
- Cumulative Run Differentials
- Win Percentage by Run Differential
- One Run Games
- True vs Adjusted Run Differentials
- Blowout-Adjusted Cumulative Run Differentials
- Records vs Winning Record Teams
Team Standings
Run Differentials
Runs Scored and Allowed per Game
Pythagorean Wins
Adjusted Run Differentials
Team NPR
Adjusted Pythagorean Wins
Scaled Team Ratings
Cumulative Run Differentials
Win Percentage by Run Differential
One Run Games
True vs Adjusted Run Differentials
Blowout-Adjusted Cumulative Run Differentials
Records vs Winning Record Teams
all_results |>
mutate(diff = score - opp_score) |>
group_by(diff) |>
count(team, name = "cnt") |>
slice_max(cnt, n = 1, with_ties = T) |>
summarise(cnt = first(cnt), team = paste(team, collapse = ", ")) |>
mutate(clean_diff = ifelse(diff > 0, paste0(diff, "-run victory"), paste0(abs(diff), "-run defeat")),
str = paste0(clean_diff, ": ", team, " (", cnt, ")")) |>
distinct(str) |>
pull(str)
## [1] "16-run defeat: Baltimore Orioles (1)"
## [2] "15-run defeat: Arizona Diamondbacks (1)"
## [3] "14-run defeat: Washington Nationals (1)"
## [4] "13-run defeat: Los Angeles Angels (2)"
## [5] "12-run defeat: Arizona Diamondbacks, Atlanta Braves, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Guardians, New York Mets, Toronto Blue Jays (1)"
## [6] "11-run defeat: Philadelphia Phillies (2)"
## [7] "10-run defeat: Baltimore Orioles, Cincinnati Reds, San Francisco Giants (2)"
## [8] "9-run defeat: Colorado Rockies, Philadelphia Phillies (2)"
## [9] "8-run defeat: Houston Astros (4)"
## [10] "7-run defeat: Boston Red Sox (6)"
## [11] "6-run defeat: San Diego Padres (6)"
## [12] "5-run defeat: Houston Astros, Washington Nationals (6)"
## [13] "4-run defeat: Minnesota Twins, San Francisco Giants (5)"
## [14] "3-run defeat: Miami Marlins, San Francisco Giants, Toronto Blue Jays (7)"
## [15] "2-run defeat: Houston Astros (8)"
## [16] "1-run defeat: Seattle Mariners (11)"
## [17] "1-run victory: Philadelphia Phillies, St. Louis Cardinals (10)"
## [18] "2-run victory: Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Guardians, St. Louis Cardinals (9)"
## [19] "3-run victory: Texas Rangers (8)"
## [20] "4-run victory: Tampa Bay Rays (5)"
## [21] "5-run victory: Atlanta Braves (6)"
## [22] "6-run victory: Los Angeles Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies (5)"
## [23] "7-run victory: Baltimore Orioles, Houston Astros, New York Yankees (3)"
## [24] "8-run victory: Chicago Cubs, Cleveland Guardians, Los Angeles Angels, Minnesota Twins, New York Mets, New York Yankees, Seattle Mariners (2)"
## [25] "9-run victory: Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets (2)"
## [26] "10-run victory: Pittsburgh Pirates (2)"
## [27] "11-run victory: Athletics, Colorado Rockies, Houston Astros, Kansas City Royals, Milwaukee Brewers, New York Yankees, Pittsburgh Pirates, Washington Nationals (1)"
## [28] "12-run victory: Milwaukee Brewers (2)"
## [29] "13-run victory: Los Angeles Dodgers, Toronto Blue Jays, Washington Nationals (1)"
## [30] "14-run victory: Cincinnati Reds (1)"
## [31] "15-run victory: Atlanta Braves (1)"
## [32] "16-run victory: Boston Red Sox (1)"
True vs Adjusted Strength of Schedule
Adjusted strength of schedule removes a team from its opponent’s pool of games. For example, when calculating the Cubs’ adjusted SOS, it is the average win percentage of their opponents with all games against the Cubs removed.