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I don't laugh and mock for anything except pitcher wins (thoroughly out of the pitcher's control. Can give up one run on one hit with 27 Ks and lose, or can give up 10 runs on 20 hits and 17 walks and win) and RBI (dependent on other guys being on base) Everything else has a use. Average isn't a GREAT stat, but it means something. ERA doesn't paint the whole picture, but it gives an idea of how a guy has done, etc.

Good point.

 

 

Is this accurate @SongInTheAir?

 

No. It's Culture of Losing, not culture Of Losing. There is a new stat, still on handmade spreadsheets and TI-83s, called xCOL. There, the x is lowercase, but the COL always stays upper case. COL% is the percentage a play invokes COL. COL/9 is the number if times per nine innings the COL is an issue (usually equivalent to the number of at bats Giancarlo Stanton gets). xCOL is the COL that would have happened if the game had been been in neutral situations without any external COL scenarios (xLoria=0, xRainDelayInDomedStadium=0, etc.)

 

 

No. It's Culture of Losing, not culture Of Losing. There is a new stat, still on handmade spreadsheets and TI-83s, called xCOL. There, the x is lowercase, but the COL always stays upper case. COL% is the percentage a play invokes COL. COL/9 is the number if times per nine innings the COL is an issue (usually equivalent to the number of at bats Giancarlo Stanton gets). xCOL is the COL that would have happened if the game had been been in neutral situations without any external COL scenarios (xLoria=0, xRainDelayInDomedStadium=0, etc.)

 

I am not going to even attempt to decipher this

 

 

I am not going to even attempt to decipher this

 

That's cause you're a dumb ass!

 

PS  I love you Admin

 

 

You have said that 5 times now since last night including that weird text you sent me at 4 AM

 

That's cause I was horny at that time and my wife stuck the rake up my ass and I wanted to tell you all about it. 

 

 

Except you. We tried once and you started to give me advanced stats about yourself. Maybe that does it for you and your wife, but it wasn't for me.

 

Anything should do it for you.  

 

 

Except you. We tried once and you started to give me advanced stats about yourself. Maybe that does it for you and your wife, but it wasn't for me.

 

"Babe, wait til you see my Dick%."

 

"What the fuck? You use Dick%? That's an awful stat, get out of here."

 

"Sorry! Sorry! I meant Dick/9. Please don't be mad. We can try 4play, maybe?"

 

 

"Babe, wait til you see my Dick%."

 

"What the fuck? You use Dick%? That's an awful stat, get out of here."

 

"Sorry! Sorry! I meant Dick/9. Please don't be mad. We can try 4play, maybe?"

 

That's probably the only time that dick and 9 have been used in the same sentence about you.

 

 

That's probably the only time that dick and 9 have been used in the same sentence about you.

 

"Hey, Greta, you want to play with my dick?"

 

"Nein!"

 

":("

 

 

No. It's Culture of Losing, not culture Of Losing. There is a new stat, still on handmade spreadsheets and TI-83s, called xCOL. There, the x is lowercase, but the COL always stays upper case. COL% is the percentage a play invokes COL. COL/9 is the number if times per nine innings the COL is an issue (usually equivalent to the number of at bats Giancarlo Stanton gets). xCOL is the COL that would have happened if the game had been been in neutral situations without any external COL scenarios (xLoria=0, xRainDelayInDomedStadium=0, etc.)

I only hit like to make you think I read it.

 

 

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