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Player FAA RARP VALUE wOBA Rodriguez, Alex -2 99 97 .435 Granderson, Curt 21 71 92 .381 Wright, David 15 74 89 .409 Pujols, Albert 23 64 87 .404 Ordonez, Magglio 3 82 84 .431 Utley, Chase 21 61 81 .416 Jones, Chipper 10 70 80 .425 Suzuki, Ichiro 13 66 79 .354 Beltran, Carlos 14 56 70 .361 Posada, Jorge 70 70 .412 Pena, Carlos 3 67 70 .421
Sky is a baseball fan and racket sport afficianado living in upstate NY. His favorite color is orange and is just about ready to give up on his life-long dream to become the next Magnus ver Magnuson (World's Strongest Man). His favorite baseball teams are the Yankees and Red Sox, proving that there's hope in the Middle East.
The next best thing to playing and winning is playing and losing. ~Allison Kraus
September 7th, 2007 at 12:09 am
Wow, that’s pretty bizarre. Huckaby isn’t just wrong, not just off the mark, but 180 degrees, pointed in the wrong direction. We’ve just reached the age of enlightenment (thanks to technology and smart people, and money) and this guy is walking around in with a big cardboard sign saying The End is Coming. Or, perhaps he’s simply a Luddite and is scared. Or maybe he’s just pulling our leg, I don’t know about that.
Most likely, he’s writing the wrong obituary - analytics isn’t dead, its the organizations that don’t use them correctly - it is too accessible and powerful to get away with that anymore.