 | Your Junk my Happy Zone | |
| by Brandon Corbett |
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So, it's kinda cold outside. Here's a quilt to keep you warm!
Each square panel represents one of 108 WSEM players who have recorded 50 plate appearances in a season, or are a member of the incoming 2014 rookie class. The colors indicate the different franchises to which the player has belonged, and the portion of his career spent with each. Solid color panels can represent either rookies or loyal one-team veterans. Vertical halves are used to identify a two-year player who has moved around, vertical thirds for a three-year player, and quadrants for a player who has been with WSEM since our first rodeo four years ago. Further division of one of those segments indicates a mid-season trade.
65 of the 108 panels are a solid color: meaning 60% of players have belonged to only one franchise. When the 12 incoming rookies are excluded from this, however, the percentage of all players in WSEM to have ever called a different clubhouse home increases to 45%.
How many of these players can you recognize from their panel?
Each square panel represents one of 108 WSEM players who have recorded 50 plate appearances in a season, or are a member of the incoming 2014 rookie class. The colors indicate the different franchises to which the player has belonged, and the portion of his career spent with each. Solid color panels can represent either rookies or loyal one-team veterans. Vertical halves are used to identify a two-year player who has moved around, vertical thirds for a three-year player, and quadrants for a player who has been with WSEM since our first rodeo four years ago. Further division of one of those segments indicates a mid-season trade.
65 of the 108 panels are a solid color: meaning 60% of players have belonged to only one franchise. When the 12 incoming rookies are excluded from this, however, the percentage of all players in WSEM to have ever called a different clubhouse home increases to 45%.
How many of these players can you recognize from their panel?
 AK |
 BW |
 CC |
 DK |
 DU |
 EL |
 FS |
 HB |
 IS |
 JM |
 KF |
 MP |
 ON |
 WW |
 WA |
 WD |
 WO |
lotta time on your hands. but nice quilt nonetheless
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