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Ex-Players
Out of curiousity,

Which team has the most of its former players playing for other teams? e.g. Kawajiri is ex-Hanshin playing for Kintetsu.

On a similar note, which team has the most players which came from other teams? i.e. Number of ex-team on the active roster. My guess would be the Giants, as they have the most cash and are the most popular.
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Re: Ex-Players
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Sep 24, 2004 9:27 PM | YBS Fan ]

A quick query of my database, which should have all players for 2004, shows:

Teams with players who did not enter NPB through them:
+--------+---------+
| TeamID | Players |
+--------+---------+
| HT | 19 |
| YG | 16 |
| OKB | 16 |
| CLM | 14 |
| OBW | 14 |
| SL | 13 |
| HNHF | 12 |
| CD | 12 |
| YBS | 11 |
| YS | 9 |
| FDH | 8 |
| HC | 5 |
+--------+---------+

Teams no longer holding players now on other teams:

+-------------+---------+
| FranchiseID | Players |
+-------------+---------+
| HT | 17 |
| YBS | 16 |
| YG | 15 |
| OBW | 14 |
| OKB | 14 |
| SL | 13 |
| CD | 13 |
| CLM | 13 |
| FDH | 12 |
| HNHF | 8 |
| HC | 8 |
| YS | 6 |
+-------------+---------+

Note: This includes both ichi-gun and ni-gun.

For posterity (or later corrections), these were the queries:

select pi.TeamID, count(pi.PlayerID) as 'Players' from PlayerInfo pi left join Players p on pi.playerid=p.playerid left join Teams t1 on pi.teamid=t1.teamid left join Teams t2 on p.draftedbyteamid=t2.teamid where pi.yearplayed=2004 and t1.teamaffiliation != t2.teamaffiliation and pi.positionid != 'K' group by TeamID order by Players desc;

select t2.TeamAffiliation as 'FranchiseID', count(p.PlayerID) as 'Players' from PlayerInfo pi left join Players p on pi.playerid=p.playerid left join Teams t1 on pi.teamid=t1.teamid left join Teams t2 on p.draftedbyteamid=t2.teamid where pi.yearplayed=2004 and t1.teamaffiliation != t2.teamaffiliation and pi.positionid != 'K' group by FranchiseID order by Players desc;

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