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In response to
"
...because it generally doesn't exist. (nm)
"
by
musubi
Some players tighten up. I'm surprised you don't believe in such an obvious characteristic. -- nm
Posted by
David (aka David)
Nov 9 '09, 10:39
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I believe choking exists in the world. But it's been studies numerous times and shown to not exist in *MLB* to any significant extent.
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musubi
Nov 9, 10:46
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That's just nonsense.
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David
Nov 9, 10:57
5
My recollection of the column was the DOB *always* agreed with you. It was JC Bradbury who I linked, he disagree with you and O'Brien. (nm)
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musubi
Nov 9, 11:02
4
Right and he wrote that column because DOB started frequently pointing out on the blog how we would have won a game if Tex had come through in clutch.
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David
Nov 9, 11:06
3
You're letting your emotional reaction to small sample sizes color your ability to accept reason.
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musubi
Nov 9, 11:11
2
Your stance is that there is no standard deviation once players reach the MLB level. It couldn't be more nonsensical. Seriously. -- nm
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David
Nov 9, 11:17
1
So your arguement here is, "I think that's silly, so it can't be?"
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musubi
Nov 9, 11:22
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Yes. He had a phenomenal series with the angels.
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musubi
Nov 9, 10:44
5
As phenomenal as a guy can with 1 RBI. He had 7 singles in 15 at bats. -- nm
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David
Nov 9, 10:58
4
And you know how much meaning RBI have. (nm)
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musubi
Nov 9, 11:14
2
In general, yes. In Tex's case, he's a much better hitter with no one on base.
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David
Nov 9, 11:17
1
Joe Morgan, arguably the greatest 2nd baseman of all time, also didn't like runners moving while he was hitting.
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musubi
Nov 9, 11:18
Thus the phrase, "also a small sample size". (nm)
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musubi
Nov 9, 11:12
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