Is there a job of collecting interestingly-sorted tables from the sports-reference.com family of sites?  Like people putting together playlists on Spotify?

Like 1921 MLB hitters sorted by ISO:

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Ty Cobb ISO over 200?  And how can you not love someone named "High Pockets Kelly"?

Or 2015 NFL QBs sorted by touchdowns as a percentage of attempts:

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Or 2016 Mariners minor leaguers sorted by total bases:

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So here's what you do:

1. Find the table you want at baseball-reference.com or related site

2. Sort by the column you wish to sort by -- click once on the heading to sort high-low and click twice to sort low-high

3. There is a box to unclick if you want to include non-qualifiers (3.1 PAs per game played)  Dae-ho Lee is a nonqualifier at the moment, for example.  But to get him you'll also get a lot of pitchers and such

4. Click on the word "SHARE" at the top of the table  -- a yellow box with "sharing tools" should show up

5. Use the "Xs" in red circles or arrows to eliminate rows and columns you don't want -- like everyone lower than top 10 (if you mess up, reload the page and start over)

6. Once you have the table you want, click on "html <table>" and a box should pop up with your html code -- select all "ctrl-A" and copy "ctnl-C"

7. Then back at SSI, you need to click on "Disable rich-text" below the post or comment box -- then paste "ctrl-V" the html code where you want it

8. I find it useful to type something usually "***" before pasting so that I can find where to paste on the page of raw code, and where to come back to once I re-enable the rich text (since it will take you back to the beginning of the post or comment.

It's really not so hard.  Hope that helps.