@henry_sux Is the “game within the game” not understanding what pitchers to throw to which hitters in different contextual situations? It’s the same thing, it’s just being strategized more off the diamond
@SportsWithJay0 “Yes we introduced them to a company that our owner also owns, and only owns on the basis to transfer money to one of his players for a pretend endorsement deal. Is that not ok?”
We honestly have given too much credit to Steve Balmer
@khrisody No, Steve ballmer did not get Rick handing out $50m cheques with no background search and bc someone said he should do it flippantly.
Let’s use 1% of our heads here and understand very clearly Steven is a shrewd man that knows how to play busines… and he got caught
@DarkCube22@D00MLoop@shegone03 Analytics preaches nothing.
Analytics are factual data sets that can be interpreted in multiple ways.
There are times, places, and scenarios to play for the big homer, etc but generally data shows sacrificing outs in most situations is a bad micro and macro idea
Learn
@RobertStock6 It’s the dunning Krueger effect. The dumber and less educated and less open minded these people are, the more they voraciously debate with no evidence, hubris, and appeals to authority (retired veterans unemployable in modern day baseball).
You’re doing good work stocky
@SFGiantsNick Situational jotting happens every game, however, with pitcher velocities rising, it’s easier said than done.
As well, Kent cites batting average as a measurement of outs, which is false
Read a book kid
@VandyonTigers Many of the things you are saying are true, however, have been proven through years of evidence, are skills that don’t actually provide a lot of value to the bottom line. The skills do exist but are hard to create tangible value. New skills add prioritized.
@miketgould Your hubris and lack of ability is a combination that I find very compelling. At the same time, you have a sense of humour and can take a joke. I don’t know what to do with you other than troll.