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Post by goldtop on Jan 6, 2015 17:25:25 GMT -8
Steamer predicts a .311 BABIP and a .261 avg this year. He has batted .284 the last two seasons with a BABIP of .334 and .339.
I've only been looking at Steamer, Oliver and ZIPS one season. Is it common to see players projections regress so far and yet have their ADP shoot up a round or two as is the case with Gomez?
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Post by steelcity79 on Jan 7, 2015 9:14:07 GMT -8
ROTOCHAMP which is where I think you are getting your numbers from to me,is one of the worst sites....another site I use has him at .281-24-72-90-38sb,thats more like it!!!
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Post by J35J on Jan 7, 2015 12:31:49 GMT -8
Steamer predicts a .311 BABIP and a .261 avg this year. He has batted .284 the last two seasons with a BABIP of .334 and .339. I've only been looking at Steamer, Oliver and ZIPS one season. Is it common to see players projections regress so far and yet have their ADP shoot up a round or two as is the case with Gomez? It wouldn't at all surprise me if he hit under .270. With that said, whether he hits .265 or .280 has very little to do with why you draft him. The 20+/30+ is what you draft him for...if he gives you .280+ in the process then that's icing. |
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