So… and correct me if my math is wrong here… that means that 51% of the time when the lead-off man gets on, he's OUT. Assuming that number is accurate (it's not, he's wrong, that number is 38%), then we actually want the lead-off man to get on base–because he doesn't score more often than he scores.
The survival of our species depends entirely on all of us learning basic math.
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They had a love / hate relationship. But they actually respected one another.
So… and correct me if my math is wrong here… that means that 51% of the time when the lead-off man gets on, he's OUT. Assuming that number is accurate (it's not, he's wrong, that number is 38%), then we actually want the lead-off man to get on base–because he doesn't score more often than he scores.
The survival of our species depends entirely on all of us learning basic math.
I’d pay good money to be a fly on the wall when Jim and earl would go at it