There’s a fundamental problem with how the #Yankees approach international free agency.
📊 Bonus size vs. career fWAR (🚨 less is more)
🔹Why Wandy Asigen is just the first domino to fall
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@LanceBroz Perhaps “develop” is a poor choice of words here. Still, my point stands that your method skews the data towards higher EVs. Obv the effect is magnified by my small sample, just trying to explain (clumsily) the difference between the two methods. I didn’t mean any disrespect.
@LanceBroz@TJStats@matthewk36711 It's going to bias the data towards high EV outliers in an organization, while allowing it to essentially ignore those with smaller EVs. It really does not capture how well an org develops this from a player-to-player level. Below is a basic vs of what this looks like on paper:
@RyanGarciaESM Unfortunately, McMahon really shouldn’t be getting starts anymore. He is a big negative on offense + he’s regressed as a fielder. Not sure what his role really looks like LT, but he’s entering DFA territory.
@BobbyMilone29 You’re solving a paper cut with a tourniquet. None of these teams are going to move their good offensive catchers w/ yrs of control. They need to find someone with decent enough career splits against lefties and can play Catcher competently.
@moneymosh12 No I wouldn’t be okay with that, that’s why they need to upgrade the bullpen. But, DFAing a reliever who has been effective because he doesn’t have the name value you want is mindless.