Working on the data for tomorrow and I am noticing conflicting pitchers for both Houston and Anaheim. Is it Rodrguez or Jennings and is it Carrasco or Escobar? Thanks for the help.
Pops.....It is not indicated on any overnight lines but this quote from Torre has Rasner pitching Saturday.
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<table border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="1" width="100%"><tbody><tr class="bg2"><td>Yankees manager Joe Torre announced on WFAN Radio Station in New York Friday afternoon that he would be shuffling his rotation around in response to the injury to Mike Mussina and a minor forearm problem with Carl Pavano. Kei Igawa will still pitch Friday night at Oakland, but Carl Pavano will be pushed back from Saturday to Tuesday vs. Cleveland. Darrell Rasner will now pitch Saturday at Oakland in Pavano's place.
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i have no clue on any of those yet, it's all work in progress. 1st just set everything up to collect the day, about a days worth of work, and same goes for the temp and humidity and 5 inn vs game ov/un
but what i would like are whip numbers that split the world up into 7 buckets max.
as an example, not that this is true, but come up with a range that would indicate a 4.5, and that the range for 5 and one for everything above, than go to a range that would indicate 4 that 3- and three or lower. i know it has nothing to do with runs but walks but i hope you know what i'm talking about. once i have all the whip into those buckets i can start measuring home man runs on avg get scored by those ranges, we can always fine tune later if we need to, just need to get a starting point