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Sports analytics, AI, dad, world traveler.

Atlanta, Georgia
Joined January 2009
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Just took my son to his first basketball practice. Left him with a John Wooden quote: “Be quick, but don’t hurry.”
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If MLB teams want to win, especially in October, they need to hit hard stuff.
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The Brewers joined an exclusive list this week. No team had done this since 1990 - not even the Dodgers!
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The Brewers became the first team since the 1988-90 A's to lead the league in both winning percentage and run differential in consecutive seasons and win the World Series.
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Very impressive - especially the drive charts. The sports world needs more content like this.
Rebuilt box score site to be a million times faster and have more information about the game. Check it out rbsdm.com/box_scores/#2025_2…
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Less than a month ago, many thought no one could beat the Dodgers. Why was that?
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Interesting list. It doesn’t happen nearly as often due to expanded playoffs.
Brewers (103 wins, +214 run diff) on the cusp of joining some rare, rare company .... 🏆 The Elite Trifecta: World Series title, 100+ wins, +200 run diff 🏆 🔥 +411 — 1939 New York Yankees (106-45) 🔥 +376 — 1927 New York Yankees (110-44) 🔥 +334 — 1936 New York Yankees (102-51) 🔥 +309 — 1998 New York Yankees (114-48) +282 — 1907 Chicago Cubs (107-45) +271 — 1938 New York Yankees (99-53)* +267 — 1941 New York Yankees (101-53) +254 — 1975 Cincinnati Reds (108-54) +252 — 2016 Chicago Cubs (103-58) +239 — 1943 St. Louis Cardinals (105-49) +238 — 1912 Boston Red Sox (105-47) +230 — 1929 Philadelphia Athletics (104-46) +229 — 2018 Boston Red Sox (108-54) +224 — 1917 Chicago White Sox (100-54) +223 — 1937 New York Yankees (102-52) +218 — 1970 Baltimore Orioles (108-54) +215 — 1910 Philadelphia Athletics (102-48) +213 — 1931 St. Louis Cardinals (101-53) +212 — 1911 Philadelphia Athletics (101-50) +205 — 1986 New York Mets (108-54) +200 — 1930 Philadelphia Athletics (102-52)
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Oh my goodness the Bengals' remaining schedule
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This is misleading. Payroll has a much bigger impact on regular season performance than high variance postseason outcomes.
A look at the combined payrolls for the last 10 World Series matchups
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world series and super bowl wins by league (or conference)
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If the Rays win the ALCS, it will be the first time since 1980 that two teams that have never before won a World Series would meet in the Fall Classic. Last time before that was 1920
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Three teams left, and all three have bigger-than-average analytics staffs. Brewers: 46 (2nd in MLB) Rays: 39 Guardians: 30 League average: 28.5 The Phillies have the biggest staff in baseball, and they're already home. Like payroll, it's one input. Everything else combined still matters more.
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Only five teams have reached the LCS with a lower run differential than the #Guardians (+11): 2020 Astros (+4), 1984 Royals (-13), 2023 Diamondbacks (-15), 1987 Twins (-20), and the 2007 Diamondbacks (-20). Three of them made it to the World Series and the Twins won it all.
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A win tonight makes the 2026 #Brewers the eighth MLB team to trail in every game they won in a best-of-7+ postseason series yet win said series. Also: -2015 Royals, WS -2004 Cardinals, NLCS -2002 Angels, WS -1997 Marlins, WS -1981 Dodgers, WS -1975 Reds, WS -1925 Pirates, WS
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The Dodgers are the greatest dynasty in MLB history, even if they get swept.
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2026 Postseason (everyone combined): .212/.295/.335 Brewers: .263/.354/.395 Everyone Else: .206/.287/.327
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Probably not a fun day for LA sports fans, so I’ll share this: The Rams are still one of the NFL’s best. And the Dodgers represent the greatest dynasty in MLB history, whether they win or lose this series.
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