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615dawg

615dawg

All-Conference
Jun 4, 2007
6,673
3,665
113
I think the wins will follow. Check this out.

X axis is walks, wild pitches, HBP, errors (to the right is better)
Y axis is winning percentage

A team like Texas A&M is just snakebit. A team like LSU is making a lot of mistakes but winning. Vanderbilt and South Carolina are making mistakes and losing.

 
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8dog

All-American
Feb 23, 2008
14,054
5,966
113
615dawg said:
I think the wins will follow. Check this out.

X axis is walks, wild pitches, HBP, errors (to the right is better)
Y axis is winning percentage

A team like Texas A&M is just snakebit. A team like LSU is making a lot of mistakes but winning. Vanderbilt and South Carolina are making mistakes and losing.

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The descriptor on the X axis “<— Lower is Better” is confusing b/c lower goes the other way
 
ZombieKissinger

ZombieKissinger

All-American
May 29, 2013
4,953
8,244
113
Could argue teams that are to the right but not winning might also have a batting talent issue
 
T

tired

All-Conference
Sep 16, 2013
3,448
1,101
113
Thats looks like an animated shot of a BLM protest on a roadway.

21-4 with what my eyeballs see, I don't need that to know we're good. Easy to say the wins will come when half are already here.
 
Perd Hapley

Perd Hapley

All-American
Sep 30, 2022
5,873
6,924
113
8dog said:
The descriptor on the X axis “<— Lower is Better” is confusing b/c lower goes the other way
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Maybe the first time anyone has ever said that lower is better, when it comes to beating yourself.
 
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