Charting the NL East
by brickell on Jun 20, 2007 8:18 PM EDT
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PrintHere's a little project I did at work today. If everyone likes it, I'll try to update it every week. edit: updated to July 14th.
The NL East measured by games ahead or behind. The Marlins are the baseline and always 0. Measured on the Sunday of each week.
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This is definitive proof...
...that we need more varied colors in this division. Three primarily red teams and two primarily blue (though at least we're a distinctly different blue than the Mets; whereas red is red is red).
Nice job
Can't wait to see more of those lines nose diving!
Build a stadium downtown and I'll buy season tickets
I'm working . . .
on a daily one too. I'm interested to see if the greater resolution will make much of a difference.
Craig, do you know of a baseball api or server that I can just hit online instead of doing this manually through a spreadsheet?
updated
updated for Jun23rd.
Philly rises, Atlanta continues it's fall while NY hold steady with at 5 1/2 games ahead.
Philly rises, Atlanta continues it's fall while NY hold steady with at 5 1/2 games ahead.
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