Win Shares by decade?

[MyDogSparty]

Is there a place where I can get a list of the top 20 player's Win Shares totaled for the decade spanning 2000-2009. I've got the Bill James Win Shares book that lists player Win Shares accumulated by decade. Does that exist anywhere for the current decade?

IE:
Decade PlayerName WinShares
1900 Honus Wagner 421
1900 Nap Lajoie 296
1900 Cy Young 289
1900 Christy Mathewson 275
1910 Ty Cobb 386
1910 Walter Johnson 378
1910 Tris Speaker 361
1910 Eddie Collins 338
1910 Pete Alexander 266
1910 Joe Jackson 257
1920 Babe Ruth 413
1920 Rogers Hornsby 362
1930 Mel Ott 323
1930 Lou Gehrig 323
1930 Jimmie Foxx 314
1930 Charlie Gehringer 270
1930 Lefty Grove 262
1940 Ted Williams 290
1940 Stan Musial 263
1950 Mickey Mantle 317
1950 Stan Musial 285
1960 Hank Aaron 340
1960 Willie Mays 337
1960 Frank Robinson 307
1970 Joe Morgan 315
1970 Pete Rose 288
1970 Johnny Bench 263
1970 Reggie Jackson 262
1980 Rickey Henderson 289
1980 Robin Yount 274
1980 Mike Schmidt 265
1990 Barry Bonds 351
1990 Craig Biggio 287
1990 Frank Thomas 273
1990 Jeff Bagwell 263
1990 Ken Griffey jr 261
2000 ????????? ###

[Paul Wendt]

You do mean the 20-aughts 2000-2009 as the book covers 1990s, 1980s, etc?

Win Shares depend on team data for a season that are not available until the end of a season. That is, they depend on data for all of the members of a team. The system also supposes a balanced schedule; the modern major leagues do not use that but the games played are better balanced at the end of the seasons than they are along the way. If you will try estimation during the 2009 season you should probably try the "short form". (See the book. This advice is my inference from comments by someone else; I haven't tried it.)

I suppose there is a good chance that something complete and systematic --that is, using the long form and covering all 2009 players-- will be available on the web next winter.

[MyDogSparty]

You do mean the 20-aughts 2000-2009 as the book covers 1990s, 1980s, etc?

Yes.

I thought someone might have a running total for the decade 2000-2009 in which they could give me the current top 20 players even if it doesn't include 2009 yet.

[Second Base Coach]

I have the super spreadsheet, sent to me by Bill James himself. It has all the Win Shares per player, per season, up to about 2001 or 2002. I have added to it myself since I got it. I have used the Hardball Times formula.

However, it is on a different computer, so if you give me a bit of time on this request, I can forward the information to you here in the thread.