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WIS XVII - The Cartereaganbush League: Scoobus beats Sammy in the Wis Series (1 Viewer)

Koya said:
What constitutes good?
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$6,417,423

OF1977 Bake McBrideL446402156136-744-3226.8.316.364.520A-/D+$3,739,733

OF1989 Eric DavisR5424623410121-7116-6813.6.281.367.541B/B$5,299,823

OF1980 Reggie JacksonL601514411111-2122-8312.5.300.398.597D/D+$5,180,674

OF1982 Gary WardR616570289113-1105-3720.4.289.330.519B+/B$5,314,280

 
Bake McBride 446 PA/162, .316/.364/.520, A-/D+

Eric Davis 542 PA/162, .281/.367/.541, B/B

Reggie Jackson 601 PA/162, .300/.398/.597 D/D+

Gary Ward 616 PA/162, .289/.330/.519 B+/B

 
Dungeon Master said:
$6,417,423

OF1977 Bake McBrideL446402156136-744-3226.8.316.364.520A-/D+$3,739,733

OF1989 Eric DavisR5424623410121-7116-6813.6.281.367.541B/B$5,299,823

OF1980 Reggie JacksonL601514411111-2122-8312.5.300.398.597D/D+$5,180,674

OF1982 Gary WardR616570289113-1105-3720.4.289.330.519B+/B$5,314,280
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thisfomATinGHURtsmYBRaiN

 
Outfield related question, why is Roberto Kelly that I just got seemingly much more valuable than Bell (per PA)? Defense?

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Pos           Player   B   PA/162   AB/162   HR   RBI   SB-CS    SO-BB   AB/HR    AVG      OBP   SLG     F/R    Salary
OF 1985  George Bell   R      671     611    28    95    21-6    90-43    21.7    .275    .327   .479    C-/C+  $4,435,072
OF 1989  Roberto Kelly R      500     444     9    48    35-12   89-41    49.0    .302    .369   .417    B/B    $4,144,202
 
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Northern Voice said:
Outfield related question, why is Roberto Kelly that I just got seemingly much more valuable than Bell (per PA)? Defense?

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	Pos           Player   B   PA/162   AB/162    HR   RBI   SB-CS    SO-BB      AB/HR     AVG       OBP    SLG      F/R          Salary
	OF 1985  George Bell   R       671     611    28    95    21-6    90-43      21.7     .275      .327    .479     C-/C+     $4,435,072
	OF 1989  Roberto Kelly R       500     444     9    48    35-12   89-41      49.0     .302      .369    .417     B/B         $4,144,202
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WIS puts a salary premium on guys with lower PAs and IPs.  If you had two identical pitchers with 100 and 200 IPs respectively, the WIS salary for the shorter inning guy would be greater than 50% of the other.

 
rodg12 said:
For @Bogart via text...

23.07 - Bobby Witt, P

Will post years later.

@cheese is up
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Will go 90, 88, 92. Anything other than a 1 will pretty much suck.

Fun Bobby Witt story I have probably told before: there was a time my family owned a small bakery in Southlake, which is a small town north of Fort Worth/Arlington where a lot of the Ranger players lived. This was the early 90's and we did a lot of decorated shaped cookies which sell for a couple bucks a piece now, but we charged like 50 cents a piece. Anyway, Bobby Witt's hot wife comes in and asks if we could make a cake and cookies that would be acceptable for a dog to eat. We could and we did. They bought several hundred dollars worth of dog friendly treats for a birthday party, for their dog. The party included many of the other Ranger players, if they had a dog. Only dogs and their owners were allowed at the party.

 
Probably an embarrassing question, but what are you guys going to WIS site for?  I thought that was the point of eephussheet

 
cheese said:
Probably an embarrassing question, but what are you guys going to WIS site for?  I thought that was the point of eephussheet
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There is a bunch of statistical information that for some might be beneficial, for some might be eye wash, for others more information than they want to deal with.

Basically it has two ways to normalize, in terms of the # normalized number and also a scale of how a specific state (i.e. batting avg or HR rate) places on a scale of 100, 100 being the average player. Also has items like Runs Created and ability to search certain ways that might be preferred to the sheet or other methods.

Its fun to tool around with for stat heads.

 
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Koya said:
There is a bunch of statistical information that for some might be beneficial, for some might be eye wash, for others more information than they want to deal with.

Basically it has two ways to normalize, in terms of the # normalized number and also a scale of how a specific state (i.e. batting avg or HR rate) places on a scale of 100, 100 being the average player. Also has items like Runs Created and ability to search certain ways that might be preferred to the sheet or other methods.

Its fun to tool around with for stat heads.
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good posting poindexter

 
BTW, if WIS comes back up, someone shoot me a text if Im not in the thread. Just need to verify a couple things so I can pick.

 
And I assume I'm not the only one. If I am, I'll wing it so as not to hold folks up. If others want/need the WIS website I'll wait.

Pretty sure Kraft has Fish's pick as the Doctor will be stouts and aboots much of the day

 
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