How much would you pay Josh Jenkins?

[Geoffa32]

So Jenkins ia almost as good as Tipprat in one on one contests. Handy replacement spotted by Hamish!

But but but "Joe the Goose"....



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[gothecrows]

I really wish the AFL would release all of their stats.
This stat is a percentage of one-on-one contests won.
However, they also have another stat relating to the number of one-on-one contests "not lost" (i.e. win or draw) - really need to see both to be able to compare players effectively.
One player might win 55% of his contests, but lose the other 45%
Another player might win 45%, but only lose %10 (drawing 45%)


Why do they not release all these stats? Hitouts to advantage is another one.

 

[MRB37]

I really wish the AFL would release all of their stats.
This stat is a percentage of one-on-one contests won.
However, they also have another stat relating to the number of one-on-one contests "not lost" (i.e. win or draw) - really need to see both to be able to compare players effectively.
One player might win 55% of his contests, but lose the other 45%
Another player might win 45%, but only lose %10 (drawing 45%)


Why do they not release all these stats? Hitouts to advantage is another one.

Hitouts to advantage is released in the Advertiser box scores, but not anywhere else for some reason.

 

[Sanders]

I really wish the AFL would release all of their stats.
This stat is a percentage of one-on-one contests won.
However, they also have another stat relating to the number of one-on-one contests "not lost" (i.e. win or draw) - really need to see both to be able to compare players effectively.
One player might win 55% of his contests, but lose the other 45%
Another player might win 45%, but only lose %10 (drawing 45%)


Why do they not release all these stats? Hitouts to advantage is another one.

you'll find this in the next champion data prospectus

 

[gothecrows]

you'll find this in the next champion data prospectus

Which I presume is available for purchase? So the answer then is money - can always count on the AFL to put that first.

 

[Sanders]

Which I presume is available for purchase? So the answer then is money - can always count on the AFL to put that first.

Well it is a business

 

[Pdub]

I really wish the AFL would release all of their stats.
This stat is a percentage of one-on-one contests won.
However, they also have another stat relating to the number of one-on-one contests "not lost" (i.e. win or draw) - really need to see both to be able to compare players effectively.
One player might win 55% of his contests, but lose the other 45%
Another player might win 45%, but only lose %10 (drawing 45%)


Why do they not release all these stats? Hitouts to advantage is another one.

It's champion data, they sell all the stats to media and football clubs for large amounts of money, if they gave them out for free no one would pay them.