Countdown is in place for a b*stardo deal
this is prolly going down tonight
Any other scuttlebutt y'all hearing?
Winter baseball talks seem dead in Atlanta, I'm missing out on shyt.
Countdown is in place for a b*stardo deal
this is prolly going down tonight
this is how I feel. WAR is a good metric. you just have to realize its just another metric.This logic is ridiculous
1) This isn't even true. The Giants had quiet a few players that WAR loves. So, that's wrong.
2) You evaluate players based off their production not championships. This isn't a sport where one man can dominate a single game like a great NBA player or QB in Football. The best singular player doesn't make his team win, but he can help. And ignoring it and saying "Homers, Defense and Walking" doesn't matter is absurd. If you just bought a team of the highest batting averages and ignored everything else, your team would not be good.
3) Eye test lie. Nobody watches enough games to properly evaluate any player not on their favorite teams.
of course it doesntSo by watching Mike Trout and Andrew McCutchen, I can't tell whether they are great players? I need to crunch numbers before I can come to that conclusion? Got it.This logic is ridiculous
1) This isn't even true. The Giants had quiet a few players that WAR loves. So, that's wrong.
2) You evaluate players based off their production not championships. This isn't a sport where one man can dominate a single game like a great NBA player or QB in Football. The best singular player doesn't make his team win, but he can help. And ignoring it and saying "Homers, Defense and Walking" doesn't matter is absurd. If you just bought a team of the highest batting averages and ignored everything else, your team would not be good.
3) Eye test lie. Nobody watches enough games to properly evaluate any player not on their favorite teams.
jhonny peraltas dwar last year is almost surely an aberrationSo by watching Mike Trout and Andrew McCutchen, I can't tell whether they are great players? I need to crunch numbers before I can come to that conclusion? Got it.
Jhonny Peralta had the best WAR among MLB shortstops and his dWAR was the highest of his career in 2014. I watched him for four years in Detroit. Great hands and next to no range, yet somehow the numbers say otherwise. It's a flawed statistic.
Damn I guess you gotta be in a Coli circles to get threads poppin smh
http://www.thecoli.com/threads/jimm...e-dodgers-philly-will-miss-you-j-roll.274654/
this thread was made an hour before yours stop cryinProving my point it's a flawed measurement.jhonny peraltas dwar last year is almost surely an aberration
no single metric is a flawless measurement, so I dont see your point.Proving my point it's a flawed measurement.
nikka every single stat is flawed and varies from year to year. There's no flawless metric or stat but some do a better job of being predictive of future performanceProving my point it's a flawed measurement.
Everything is flawed, but WAR is weighted too heavily when people make arguments about a player's worth.no single metric is a flawless measurement, so I dont see your point.
you seem to have a random beef with WAR when things like batting average and RBIs are very flawed as well
maybe defensive war is, but offensive war stems directly from offensive stats, so I dont see difference between weighing offensive war heavily or weighing average or rbis or runs heavilyEverything is flawed, but WAR is weighted too heavily when people make arguments about a player's worth.


