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This week’s piece is about high-leverage RBI as a fraction of a player’s total RBI, and shows how much better Prince Fielder was than Miguel Cabrera, and why the Angels might be in trouble.
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After my AA meeting last night I was driving home and passed by the Spearmint Rhino. I thought there might be a ball game on so I stopped in. One of the girls said I was kind of cute so I bought her a drink. She was sipping it so I downed it for her, it was tequila. She was mad so I ordered another round and from there everything went downhill. She stole about $400 from me, or somehow I misplaced it while there for 6 hours. The bar tab came and it was another $457.50 plus tip roughly.… Read more »
In all honesty, I’ve learned more about baseball here in the last year or so than in the previous 40 odd years of my life. I was a knuckledragger old school type, but I have to admit there is something to the new stats. I am still worried about the affect of communism on baseball, and I don’t fully understand WAR. Nonetheless
