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Plus grandes variations des cotes de division par FanGraphs depuis le début de la saison : Yankees (+12,8 %) Royals (+11 %) Tigers (-17,7 %) Red Sox (-11,4 %)


Plus grandes variations des cotes de division par FanGraphs depuis le début de la saison : Yankees (+12,8 %) Royals (+11 %) Tigers (-17,7 %) Red Sox (-11,4 %)


Par MattO2000

17 Comments

  1. destinythrow1

    After 6 games? Lol stats are funny

  2. DietrichDoesDamage

    God I love small sample sizes

  3. Bootleschloogen

    Interesting to see large jumps from only the first 6 games

  4. Harry-Flashman

    LoL, I would have put the Sox at -100%. My god we have looked awful so far this season.

  5. Rockies still at 0%, Fangraphs gonna be so shocked when we win the WS

  6. Either_Imagination_9

    Love to be wrong about this but the Red Sox are probably gonna figure things out eventually. This is basically the same start they had last season

  7. shibbledoop

    Cleveland is a Fangraphs nightmare that confounds whatever algorithm they got time and time again. They probably don’t even use any variables related to our sweet helmet and sword celebration

  8. Randvek

    I don’t know why but the Dodgers change being +0.0% is funny to me. Not even a budge?

  9. magikarp2122

    Let’s check back tomorrow when they recalculate for us.

  10. cardith_lorda

    You’re time period is slightly off – the pre-season odds date is 3/24, 3/26 includes all games played opening day. The AL Central swing is less dramatic from actual preseason while the Red Sox is actually more dramatic (13%).

  11. JolIyJack

    I think people are misinterpreting this. It’s not that the projections decided any of these teams are drastically better or worse based on six games, it’s just that their expected win total changed based on their record so far. The Red Sox were projected for a .525 winning percentage initially, which would have been 85-77 over a full season. They’re still projected for a .525 winning percentage over their remaining games, which would be 82-74. Add that to their current record, and you now expect them to finish at 83-79. Conversely, the Yankees gained a few wins, so now they’re projected at 90-72 instead of 88-74. The odds are simply reflecting those expected totals.

  12. Jonjon428

    Fangraphs is so low on the NL Central

  13. The only thing I love more than season predictions during the first week are positive numbers in red!

  14. podnito

    obviously Fangraphs is on the Kyle Isbel MVP train

  15. Icybubba

    Damn, Pirates increased to a 45% chance of reaching the playoffs

  16. Navi401

    oh the title said largest swings and I thought the title was about swing path and bat speed per team. I was so confused.

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