@soxmachine_josh@JRFegan@SoxMachine Great article! Y'all may appreciate a little thread I put together this morning on what I'm seeing in my pitching change decision making framework data.
https://t.co/mI0DdtD8FW
Results through 6/21/26 - I would not categorize the Sox / Venable's pitching change decisions as good.
Caveat of this is one way to look at it, but I've got them below the league average in three different components.
The framework really hammers them in high leverage.
Results through 6/21/26 - I would not categorize the Sox / Venable's pitching change decisions as good.
Caveat of this is one way to look at it, but I've got them below the league average in three different components.
The framework really hammers them in high leverage.
For the five of you who get this far: if you want to dig in more, the dashboard is here and there is a link to the methodology there as well.
I also have an app on my site that allows you to test out your own decision making!
https://t.co/ZgAQz4EDcV
Though, it's worth sharing that the framework captures a real chunk of what fuels a team's 1-run record (as you can see in the screenshot).
Point being: decision-making matters on the margins. Right now, the Sox are struggling where it matters most.