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MLB Analytics (*** BETA--data may be incorrect ***)
Comprehensive analytics on MLB players by college program.
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MLB Players by School
Shows total players and position distribution by school for the selected season
About This Chart
This chart tracks the number of MLB players from each college program active during the selected season. Schools are ranked by total number of active MLB players who attended that institution.
The position distribution breakdown below shows the proportion of guards, forwards, and centers from each top school, helping identify which programs excel at developing specific positions.
Use the Season selector above or the position selector below to adjust results.
MLB Batting Production by School
Analyzes offensive hitting metrics of MLB players by collegiate program
About This Chart
This visualization ranks college baseball programs based on their alumni's batting performance in Major League Baseball. Schools are evaluated across multiple offensive categories including overall hitting, power hitting, batting average, on-base percentage, and RBI production.
The chart offers three viewing methods: the standard view showing all schools, a weighted view that balances raw performance with player count, and a filtered view showing only schools with 3+ players to reduce outliers.
When examining a school's offensive production, the chart provides context through relative performance indicators, showing how each program compares to other top programs.
Key Metrics Explained:
- Overall Hitting: Composite score that combines hits, home runs, and RBIs into a comprehensive offensive rating
- Power Hitting: Measures slugging percentage and home run production to identify schools producing power hitters
- Batting Average: Evaluates schools based on their alumni's ability to get hits consistently
- On-Base Percentage: Measures alumni's ability to reach base through any means (hits, walks, hit-by-pitch)
- RBI Production: Identifies schools whose alumni excel at driving in runs
Top Schools by Batting Production
MLB Pitching Production by School
Analyzes pitching performance of MLB players by collegiate program
About This Chart
This visualization ranks college baseball programs based on their alumni's pitching performance in Major League Baseball. Schools are evaluated across multiple pitching categories including overall pitching effectiveness, strikeout ability, earned run average (ERA), walks and hits per inning pitched (WHIP), and innings pitched volume.
The chart offers three viewing methods: the standard view showing all schools, a weighted view that balances raw performance with player count, and a filtered view showing only schools with 3+ players to reduce outliers.
When examining a school's pitching production, the chart provides context through relative performance indicators, showing how each program compares to other top programs in developing MLB pitching talent.
Key Metrics Explained:
- Overall Pitching: Composite score that evaluates pitching effectiveness through a combination of ERA, WHIP, strikeouts, and innings pitched
- Strikeouts: Measures schools' production of pitchers with strong strikeout ability, an indicator of dominating stuff
- ERA: Earned Run Average - a fundamental measure of a pitcher's effectiveness in preventing runs (lower is better)
- WHIP: Walks plus Hits per Inning Pitched - measures how many baserunners a pitcher allows (lower is better)
- Innings Pitched: Total volume of innings pitched, indicating durability and longevity of pitchers from each school