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last week must of been an error filled NDLB week cause i went from 2nd in errors to 9th

nick wrote:Blackshaw is currently on pace for 6.9 WAR which would be a career year by +2 WAR .. and Roberts accumulated 22WAR in his career as a 12th rounder..

Funny how you pick and choose when you think sample size is important

Also funny how you go back on your comments and change it from he's going to be a star to he's been an average MLer which is good for a 12th rounder

What's that thing Shel always says again?

Thanks for the pro tip on Alberto Gil

DRWebs wrote:

nick wrote:Blackshaw is currently on pace for 6.9 WAR which would be a career year by +2 WAR .. and Roberts accumulated 22WAR in his career as a 12th rounder..

Funny how you pick and choose when you think sample size is important

Also funny how you go back on your comments and change it from he's going to be a star to he's been an average MLer which is good for a 12th rounder

What's that thing Shel always says again?

averaging 2 WAR/yr isnt "average mlber".. might wanna get educated on the WAR system.

2018 MLB there were 5 guys with 2 WAR and they were like 90-95th in WAR which in a 30 team league would be the teams 4th best hitter..

but ya, "average mlber"..

and while Shel does have a phrase for me.. when me and him trade we aint trying to rip each other off like it seems every trade you do with others amounts too.. Good thing the low control rating issue has been brought up.. dunno how you'll ever trade another prospect.

nick wrote:and while Shel does have a phrase for me.. when me and him trade we aint trying to rip each other off like it seems every trade you do with others amounts too.. Good thing the low control rating issue has been brought up.. dunno how you'll ever trade another prospect.

Grasping for straws and coming up empty... I think it was Nick says things

nick wrote:averaging 2 WAR/yr isnt "average mlber".. might wanna get educated on the WAR system.

2018 MLB there were 5 guys with 2 WAR and they were like 90-95th in WAR which in a 30 team league would be the teams 4th best hitter..

but ya, "average mlber"..

Learning new stuff everyday...Makes sense to use MLB 2018 data for a OOTP league instead of say using actual NDL league data. And oh yeah, since when did MLB introduce DHs to both leagues?

in 2064, 2 WAR was good for batters 126-130 which in fact would be pretty average

Buttt let's not let forget you running from your own words and trying to deflect the original statement that you claimed Roberts was going to be a star and constantly reminding us of how good he was going to be. I'm sure Stephen A and Skip Bayless are your idols with the amount of crazy dumb shit that comes out of your mouth

126/30 = 4?

so 5 of your 9 batters were below 2...

"average NDLer"

4/9 above 2.0 = ~45%
5/9 below 2.0 = ~55%

av·er·age
/ˈav(ə)rij/
noun
noun: average; plural noun: averages

1. a number expressing the central or typical value in a set of data, in particular the mode, median, or (most commonly) the mean, which is calculated by dividing the sum of the values in the set by their number.

9 Starting line-up hitters per squad, 270 starting line-up hitters in the league

The median would be 135, so, how is 126-130 not close to "average"? Strictly discussing hitters since there's no point comparing hitter and pitcher WAR.

dakshdar wrote:4/9 above 2.0 = ~45%
5/9 below 2.0 = ~55%

av·er·age
/ˈav(ə)rij/
noun
noun: average; plural noun: averages

1. a number expressing the central or typical value in a set of data, in particular the mode, median, or (most commonly) the mean, which is calculated by dividing the sum of the values in the set by their number.

9 Starting line-up hitters per squad, 270 starting line-up hitters in the league

The median would be 135, so, how is 126-130 not close to "average"? Strictly discussing hitters since there's no point comparing hitter and pitcher WAR.

ok cool now find the average for 13 man batting rosters over 30 teams instead of 9.. I merely said as a 2 WAR he would be the 5th best hitter on the team (9 man lineup) but theres still 12-13 roster spots for batters.

so 13*30 = 390.. is 120 the average of 390? lol unlikely.

Also did u compare average in numbers to average in baseball production like they're correlated?

1,2,3 average is 2.

If theres 3 hitters it doesnt nessecarily mean they're great, average and bad.

wdoupis wrote:

D91 wrote:Wow, nothing to be too excited about in this draft class according to my scout ...why does my scout hate pitchers...lol i dont get it. He always underrates them...

I had a scout for 10 seasons that never saw a blue SP once. I am a firm believer in scouts hate and suck at certain things

I'd agree with this. My scout seems to hate pitchers but absolutely adores catchers, and I don't get it.

Although my previous scout was the exact same, so I don't really know.

wdoupis wrote:

D91 wrote:Wow, nothing to be too excited about in this draft class according to my scout ...why does my scout hate pitchers...lol i dont get it. He always underrates them...

I had a scout for 10 seasons that never saw a blue SP once. I am a firm believer in scouts hate and suck at certain things

I'd agree with this. My scout seems to hate pitchers but absolutely adores catchers, and I don't get it.

Although my previous scout was the exact same, so I don't really know.

Speaking of scouts, Jerry's must really hate Raul Leon for him to try to trade him twice

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Wow. When is the last time Cookeville saw a 6-1 sim.....

Minutemen are hot!!!