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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: Domonick Date: October 2, 2018, 12:42 pm
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       My fantasy team pulled out another win, making us 3-1. We won by
       10 but it could have been more if we would have subbed andrew
       luck in or Rodgers. Next week is also looking like a game in the
       win column. Hopefully we can add another and go on a 4 game win
       streak.
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: Domonick Date: October 2, 2018, 12:44 pm
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       Making the questions for the mathletics self quiz was pretty
       tough. I found it difficult to make questions that weren't too
       easy or too hard. It took a little bit longer than expected but
       my quiz is solid.
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: DylanGross Date: October 3, 2018, 12:49 pm
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       This week in fantasy football, me and KT Zon-ee play Close Your
       Eyes Bro. We are projected to annihilate Gabino and Chris, but
       whats new.... #undefeated
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: Tyler Date: October 3, 2018, 12:53 pm
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       My fantasy team exceeded my expectations but they honestly
       didn't really need to for that opponent. But they do this week
       because the competition is a lot better no offense to close your
       eyes but they're pretty bad. I don't need projections anymore
       because they tend to be inaccurate and cause me to miss out on a
       lot of points. This week is a pretty good matchup and I'm
       looking forward to it.
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: Kaitlyn Morenzone Date: October 3, 2018, 1:04 pm
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       Chapter 9 is discussing how to used the Player Win Averages to
       evaluate trade offers and fair salaries. This approach is great
       because it allows coaches, managers, and scouts to compare the
       value of relief pitchers and starting pitchers to the value of
       batters. One VORPP is worth $77million/74,000=$1,040. An average
       player creates value by keeping bad players from playing.
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: Tyler Date: October 3, 2018, 1:06 pm
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       A paragraph in chapter 8 discusses how base running ability is
       factored into player win averages and it breaks it down to three
       key factors; stealing bases often and not getting out, rarely
       grounding into double plays, and taking the base when hit by a
       pitch.
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: Kaitlyn Morenzone Date: October 4, 2018, 11:41 am
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       Chapter 10 discusses how a park's factors can affect the game.
       Park factors can influence runs scored, home runs hit, and more.
       15% more runs are scored in Coors Field while in Petco Field,
       14% fewer runs are scored.
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: olga918 Date: October 4, 2018, 11:41 am
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       In chapter 10 it talks about park factors and how it can affect
       a player's runs per game.  About 15% more runs are scored in the
       Coors field than an average National League Park.  In the Coors
       field the air is much thinner which makes the ball be carried
       further.  When evaluating two players who play at different
       parks, we use an HR adjustment for park equation.
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: DylanGross Date: October 5, 2018, 9:38 am
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       Chapter 9 explains how we can use Player Win Averages to see if
       a player is paid fairly. The term VORPP is the opposite of WAR,
       because it is the value of the replacement player. VORPP =
       SAGWIN points + 5.97 x (plate appearances).
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       Re: Week of 10/1
       By: DylanGross Date: October 5, 2018, 10:45 am
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       My case study is coming along very well. I've learned a lot so
       far about the 3-pt line and how much of a game changer it is.
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