MiLB splits

[JaFFiTh]

So I was working on the roster and I have my method of using minor league splits for each league for players…. Now it seems the Baseball Savant decided to just total the players MiLB splits instead of keeping each level separate like they did in the past.

Any other minor league split sites do you know? The ones I’ve looked are all now showing total splits instead of separate levels.

Thanks in advance.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[jake5525]

FanGraphs has MiLB leaderboards than allow you to split the season by level for each individual player. OS is not allowing me to post a link, but you can find it easily on their website

[JaFFiTh]

Quote: Originally Posted by jake5525

FanGraphs has MiLB leaderboards than allow you to split the season by level for each individual player. OS is not allowing me to post a link, but you can find it easily on their website

Yeah I meant the batting splits, vs left/right. I’m subscribed to FanGraphs myself. Going into player stats, looking at splits, it doesn’t show minors.. yet. Just the standard stats and stuff like that.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[CBoller1331]

The best site I've found for minors splits is Rotowire, but they are behind a paywall. The file downloads also dont have any PlayerID or anything so it's tough to merge them with other data.

I'm hoping FanGraphs eventually adds them, but not sure if/when that would happen

[Houston]

Hope this helps


https://www.baseballmusings.com/cgi-...DayDatabase.py

[patsen29]

Turns out milb.com has really good splits.


You do have to go league by league, but if you open the network tab, you'll see the API call they do, and then you can customize that to get what you want. Including setting page size to 5000 to get full results on one page of JSON. They also natively use mlbam IDs, so you can key on that.



It's my approach at the moment, and also works for AL/NL, if you use their league ids (103/104).

[CBoller1331]

Quote: Originally Posted by patsen29

Turns out milb.com has really good splits. You do have to go league by league, but if you open the network tab, you'll see the API call they do, and then you can customize that to get what you want. Including setting page size to 5000 to get full results on one page of JSON. They also natively use mlbam IDs, so you can key on that. It's my approach at the moment, and also works for AL/NL, if you use their league ids (103/104).

Oh man this will be a game changer! I saw that they had good split stats on the MiLB site, but didn't see an option to download the tables. Gonna have to brush up on how to use API's though....

[JWDixon120]

Quote: Originally Posted by patsen29

Turns out milb.com has really good splits. You do have to go league by league, but if you open the network tab, you'll see the API call they do, and then you can customize that to get what you want. Including setting page size to 5000 to get full results on one page of JSON. They also natively use mlbam IDs, so you can key on that. It's my approach at the moment, and also works for AL/NL, if you use their league ids (103/104).

Great advice here.

Essentially what I had to do with our roster project to get splits on prospects. Had to write some code to dynamically pull the splits via their API.

If you don’t know what any of this means, ChatGPT or another AI can probably get you pretty close!


-Franchise Fidelity to Reality Roster out Now! (MLB 24)
-Creator of JWDixon’s Franchise Spreadsheet
-More coming soon!