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i was not watching the game but just check the ticker because the chig game just went to half time. and i saw they needed over 20 points with 2.05 left to make the over, next time i check they added over 30. wtf happened. must have been like the all star game raining 3. have no clue what happened to put a fire up there asses
probably O and V the way you were setting it up-I think except in some unique situations the home/away split is not as severe for starting pitchers in baseball as it is for other factors in other sports. So I think you want a broader ERA picture. But having the home/road ERA in there lets you see the situations where it does come up, like the pitcher who gives up a ton of fly ball outs in his big home park and does just fine but struggles on the road, or the dome pitcher who struggles outdoors, etc.
Another point now that I think about it-unless columns N/O and U/V are meant to distinguish between ERA as a starter vs reliever, isnt there a redundancy there? Every pitcher will have a home ERA and an away ERA and that is the avg era in columns O and V. Unless you are trying to capture a starter/reliever split then the "all starts era" column will double count the overall era and undervalue the home or road era, I think.
i was lucky and only got on one of them. it might be a good idea to hold on nba for a day or two. were getting close to the end of the reg season, and could be seing some real strange games, sure were a bunch of those today. i'll have ctp check to see if the same thing late last year as well
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