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Visualizations : American Players/Seeds by Year, US Open : Hi, I'm Eric. I'm demo-ing Many Eyes in...

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Created by: pilhofer      Created on: Saturday August 25, 7:17 PM

dataset icon Data file: US Players and Seeds in the Main Draw by Year
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pilhofer says:
So, this visualization I think shows (in rather dramatic fashion) how far American tennis has fallen since the salad days of the late-'70s, early-'80s, at least for the men. I have yet to scrape the WTA site to get the women's draws, but I suspect the numbers will be fairly similar. Actually, maybe even more dramatic, come to think of it. I've highlighted the high- and low-water marks for the men above, and it's pretty incredible. The peak year is 1982, when 78 ... that's right... seventy-eight... US Players earned their way into the 128-player main draw. You can see how far things have fallen since then, with low-points in 1999 and 2004.
Posted Saturday August 25, 7:19 PM
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Fernanda B. Viegas says:
For the story behind the numbes, see Aron Pilhofer's blog post on the New York Times.
Posted Tuesday August 28, 9:45 AM
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Hi, I'm Eric. I'm demo-ing Many Eyes in class right now.
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