TODAY PITCHING REPORT
- Thread starter RAYMOND
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RAYMOND, first of all, thanks for your efforts here.
I just wanted to point out this information can also be found right here on MadJack's - click on "Resources", then go to the "NSS Pitcher's Report..." link, click on the day you want, and you'll see the AHW information you believe in (and which I believe in, also) to the right.
I just wanted to point out this information can also be found right here on MadJack's - click on "Resources", then go to the "NSS Pitcher's Report..." link, click on the day you want, and you'll see the AHW information you believe in (and which I believe in, also) to the right.
Rainman, thanks for sharing your pitching report site...went there and was blasted with "pop-up" infomercials.
May I share with all members what I believe to be a better pitching report site without all the distractions?
Go to http://www.nss.net/MLB/ then click on "Pitcher Report Cards" on left side of page, then on the right side of page click on the date "Fast Facts." Site also lists MBA which is the Average number of men to reach base against the pitcher per nine innings (excluding errors), which is the same thing as your sites AWH.
I look at three things from this page...all over the pitchers last three appearances (right side blue numbers).
First: pitcher must have a 3 or lower MBA number then his opponent.
Second: pitcher must have a better win/lose record then his opponent.
Third: pitcher must have better ERA than his opponent.
If all three of the criteria above exsists for a particular pitcher I consider him as a play.
Just thought I'd take the time to share with you all what information I use and how I use it in determining a play. Hoping this helps others.
Best to all...
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May I share with all members what I believe to be a better pitching report site without all the distractions?
Go to http://www.nss.net/MLB/ then click on "Pitcher Report Cards" on left side of page, then on the right side of page click on the date "Fast Facts." Site also lists MBA which is the Average number of men to reach base against the pitcher per nine innings (excluding errors), which is the same thing as your sites AWH.
I look at three things from this page...all over the pitchers last three appearances (right side blue numbers).
First: pitcher must have a 3 or lower MBA number then his opponent.
Second: pitcher must have a better win/lose record then his opponent.
Third: pitcher must have better ERA than his opponent.
If all three of the criteria above exsists for a particular pitcher I consider him as a play.
Just thought I'd take the time to share with you all what information I use and how I use it in determining a play. Hoping this helps others.
Best to all...
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Hey Raymond, Love your writeups and just wanted to know if anything stood out for ya today.. I saw that Houston might be something your looking at?? I need to stop the bleeding... Arizona killed my 3 teamer last night.. Hard to believe as good as Randy pitches that the Pirates get the win..
Once again.. thanks for all the good work.. Will be on off and on all day trying to put together a profitable day.. This has been a crazy week... Hope everyone has a great day .. Lets start the weekend off with a bang and try to Beat the Man...
Once again.. thanks for all the good work.. Will be on off and on all day trying to put together a profitable day.. This has been a crazy week... Hope everyone has a great day .. Lets start the weekend off with a bang and try to Beat the Man...
