57-91, Chart
by Jeff Sullivan on Sep 14, 2008 3:22 PM PDT
in Seattle Mariners Game Recaps
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Biggest Contribution: Miguel Cairo, +24.2%
Biggest Suckfest: Roy Corcoran, -24.8%
Most Important AB: Cairo single, +24.2%
Most Important Pitch: Rodriguez triple, -24.9%
Total Contribution by Pitcher(s): -25.3%
Total Contribution by Lineup: -31.2%
Total Contribution by Opposition: +6.5%
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How much effect does playing Ichiro in the infield in the 9th inn. have on Win Probability?
I’m not finding that type of defensive shift addressed in the links. And I understand that the hit was deep enough to score the winning run from 3rd even if it was caught.
"Sorry I hit you in the helmet Hank, I meant to hit you in the neck." Stan Williams to Hank Aaron.
Win Expectancy doesn't really take that sort of thing into consideration
It was the right idea with Corcoran on the mound. It just didn’t work out, like so many other things.
by Jeff Sullivan on Sep 14, 2008 4:31 PM PDT up reply actions
Gotcha, I'm glad I asked though.
This is leading me into some links to Tangotiger I hadn’t checked out before.
"Sorry I hit you in the helmet Hank, I meant to hit you in the neck." Stan Williams to Hank Aaron.
Any idea (or stats out there on) how often such a shift works?
In my admittedly limited observational experience, I notice the shift doesn’t work very often.
I've seen the shift work a lot.
And the times they don’t, it wouldn’t have mattered if there was no shift.
It would be an interesting stat to see gathered, though.
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