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Pops
Got to let you know the spreadsheets have been incredible. I have used the info daily and have fared well on first halves and second halves based on the info you guys put on the sheet. 73.9 and 71.6 averages on second half of air force/clemson. Over 65 looks pretty solid when looking at these numbers. I actually used them for the second half on the first game and based on the numbers i played it as an under and it cashed. So I will let you know the spreadsheets have been a true gem and am thankful to be on the notification list.
HC
Got to let you know the spreadsheets have been incredible. I have used the info daily and have fared well on first halves and second halves based on the info you guys put on the sheet. 73.9 and 71.6 averages on second half of air force/clemson. Over 65 looks pretty solid when looking at these numbers. I actually used them for the second half on the first game and based on the numbers i played it as an under and it cashed. So I will let you know the spreadsheets have been a true gem and am thankful to be on the notification list.
HC
pops
i had a few questions i hope you could answer?
do you have info on pitchers, teams, and ballparks for more than one year like you have for the umps?
what does fcst stand for?
on one of your sheets labeled "WA_NPS_2006 mlb final" how did you come up with your projected totals and why are there only four dates available? is there a way to look at other dates than august 17th to the 20th?
for 2007 you want people to record pitchers' whip. just wondering why you want this info? are you trying to see if there is any corrolation between runs and whip?
i had a few questions i hope you could answer?
do you have info on pitchers, teams, and ballparks for more than one year like you have for the umps?
what does fcst stand for?
on one of your sheets labeled "WA_NPS_2006 mlb final" how did you come up with your projected totals and why are there only four dates available? is there a way to look at other dates than august 17th to the 20th?
for 2007 you want people to record pitchers' whip. just wondering why you want this info? are you trying to see if there is any corrolation between runs and whip?
i'll try to get the all, 1 by 1.
no data like that for pitchers for previous years etc. i have much more detail in a couple of previous years but those spreadsheets were 53 mb
fcst in cols be thru bj is the avg home and away runs scored by the two teams play against each other for the season as well as last 45 day. it was kind of something i added near the end of the year as a 1st step to try and make the wa nps a project game total summary sheet
wa nps 4 day, cant see what your looking at and as it depends on which teams are in the boxes so be more specific and i'll filter the same way. that seperate spreadsheet as well as the popsummary will now be incorporated in the the main program under a single tab. all it is a bunch of pivot tables all rolled into a summary report vs going into each pivot table and picking up the data
whip is simple reason. let say you have a ump going that's a solid under ump and a pitcher going that .805 whip. ump will be no help, he always throws strikes. now on the other hand you have a pitcher who whip is 1.890 and you draw an eddings, it sure will
let me know if that answers them
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