by Valen » Mon Jun 13, 2011 1:59 pm
Click just to the left of the first column heading, click and hold down your mouse while dragging down to highlight all the team stats. Then paste this in to Excel. Note that sometimes the paste does not go well when using firefox as your browser. It has something to do with how it handles html tables. If I remember right sometimes it will dump all copied contents in to one cell. But if you use IE then the paste will fall with each stat column in a separate excel column.
From there you can manipulate it any way you want with one gotcha. Some of the cell contents will copy as link types and jump out of excel every time you click it (salary and player names for example). To get around this use the paste special feature and paste values only. Then everything will be formatted as simple text and numbers.
I do not capture my entire team (though probably should) but I have copied the team stat line to a spreadsheet which allows me to track over a period of time how my team performs after a trade. Basically I capture stats at time of trade and then periodically capture stats after. The spreadsheet then does the math to determine what numbers have been posted since the trade. This allows me to better judge the impact a trade had on my offense and pitching ERA. For example I trade you Maddux for Mantle. I see how much my offense went up and my era went up, runs per game, etc. From that I determine if it was a good trade or not for future references.