Fans Scouting Report on FanGraphs!
I’m pleased to announce that FanGraphs is now carrying the results of the Fans Scouting Report, conducted each year by Tangotiger. We currently have 2009 and 2010, but plan to eventually get all the years going back to 2003.
Right now it’s available in each of the player pages in both the “Advanced Fielding” section and its own section. It will soon make it’s way to the leaderboards and team pages.
The one thing that you probably need to know is:
FSR – Runs above average for fans scouting report.
Other than that, everything is on a 0 – 100 scale, with 50 being the average.
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That’s a pretty cool feature. The glossary link in that section still points to the same place as the Standard section. Also, why did you guys remove the Salary component in the Value section?
I still see the salary column there. Glossary stuff is in the works.
Yes, the column is still there. Sorry for not being clear. I was just wondering why salary info wasn’t update for 2009 and 2010. It was completely unrelated to your recent change, but it popped into my head.