Spring training stats mean nothing. At least that’s what most people seem to think. However, a recent correlation analysis published by Fangraphs.com suggests otherwise. In particular, the fangraphs’ study concluded that walk and strikeout rates in the spring (both good and bad) may foreshadow performance during the regular season, which isn’t exactly a revolutionary conclusion. […]
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Do Spring Training Stats Matter After All?
Posted in Baseball, MLB, Spring Training, Statistical Analysis, Yankees, tagged Fangraphs on March 27, 2012 | 1 Comment »
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