RobertCrawley
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It does, but the percentages are lower. I didn't realize the NFL was so high. That seems wrong. Maybe because of fewer games? https://www.cteeter.ca/blog/2023-10-22-sports-luck/ League Season Games Observed Variance Random Variance Contribution of luck NBA 82 0.0233 0.0031 13.3% MLB 162 0.0054 0.0015 27.8% EPL 38 0.0210 0.0066 31.4% NHL 82 0.0090 0.0031 34.4% NFL 16 0.0362 0.0156 43.1% -
Researchers have done the math on how much luck is involved with each sport. I believe MLB has around 28% luck in involved in the outcome of games. The NHL has the most luck involved (as one might imagine). The NBA the least.
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My biggest concern is having to listen to Joe Buck.
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I would be surprised if he's on the postseason roster given how little he's been used lately.
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I didn't like his decision to go to the Cubs.
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I was really hoping for Rhys. He's a guy who's been there.
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Hopefully we get it done early against the Reds, but they are fighting for their wildcard lives. They'll throw everything they've got.
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It's all backwards judgment. We can't know if any decision would have been better or worse. Reality doesn't work that way. But a manager's critics (any baseball manager) are always 100 percent correct in the fantasy baseball game of their minds. What you can look at are results. Those are factual.
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Playoff baseball is stressful enough as it is!
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He's a stats guy, but I'm sure he goes on his gut too.
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Totally agree.
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Abner.
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If he’s not a good in game manager, I prefer him to the good in-game managers who are going to sit home in a few days and watch baseball on TV
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When Mears is spotting his pitches, he's been effective. But he will leave a meatball too often.
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I blame him. That's been called a strike.
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Sit down on the bench, Fermin.
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I wish some of the guys on the board were the Brewers manager. We'd have 158 wins right now.
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The Cat.
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Good baseball.
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That's more Jackson like.
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I guess the hope is the team has an exciting home stand against the Reds where they hit the ball well and launch themselves into the postseason.
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He looked like Cy Fedde until that.
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We play better at home.
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Dang it
