• DSH 59 - Establishing Player Dollar Values

  • May 20 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 9 mins
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DSH 59 - Establishing Player Dollar Values

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  • Dugout Study Hall - Expert layman Matt Goodwin (@TheCorkedMatt) and fake baseball economist Alexander Chase (@chase_rate) talk about some random baseball things on our minds, current FIP leaders and why that’s fun but doesn’t matter, and how to use (or not use) Fangraphs dollar-value calculators in-season. Help us out with a FIVE STAR RATING and a REVIEW wherever you listen and ENJOY!

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    Timestamps:

    • Our random baseball thoughts (02:38)
    • Numbers of the Week: FIP Leaders (12:12)
    • Fangraphs dollar-value calculators / projections (24:25)
      • Carlos Correa
      • Byron Buxton
    • How can we be smart about using dollar values given discrepancies? (28:18)
    • Are THE BAT X ROS broken because expected stats are broken? (31:22)
    • What's under the hood to help us know which projections make sense? (36:42)
    • Case Study: Christian Yelich (38:02)
    • Case Study: Alec Bohm (42:14)
    • Off the Books: Aaron Judge hates Camden Yards' new fence (53:46)

    Note: Episode recorded on 05/18/22

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