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This page contains a Spreadsheet workbook fully functional for your
sorting needs.
1. All contents should already be highlighted, but if not, highlight
all contents (NOT including headings).
2. Click the sort icon along the top Z-A (down arrow), paying
attention to descending or ascending sort, select the column you'd like to
sort by.There are three sheets to this workbook. The first is the
overall rankings with a the brief summary of the other two. The
other two pages contain the breakdown of where points were gained or lost
in specific categories.
- These statistics were calculated in the off-season
after 2002. They reflect each players ranking based upon his
production deviation from the median. By no means are they the
only tool for measuring a players overall value to his team or a
potential team. These are rough figures used to give a general
idea as to where a player stands upon the average. Many people
don't like seeing negative figures, but in this scale 0 is "average."
- With the breakdown pages you can see in what areas a
player is strongest and weakest.
- These rankings are not aimed to offend anyone.
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