TigahFan85

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Welcome to the board.

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Meltologist

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Has been causing melts for almost a year now.

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so it isnt 10% of the over all production of the team

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Yeah that’s basically the point I’m making.

You can’t turn it into a percentage of total team runs because the formula isn’t measuring team runs - it’s measuring player involvement in scoring plays.

Every run (outside of solo HR logic) is going to show up as both a run and an RBI across players, so when you total it up, it’s naturally going to exceed the actual team run total. That’s not a flaw - that’s just how participation works.


That’s why I’m not trying to say “he accounts for X% of the offense.” I’m saying he shows up in a high number of scoring events.

So, when you see a number like 76, it’s not “out of 33 runs” - it’s “how many times he was directly part of producing a run,” whether scoring it or driving it in.

Two different things entirely.


And also, Mad Dogg, going back to my original post, I never said anything about 10%.

That got brought in by someone else and they were arguing a completely different point than what I was saying.

I’m not talking about percentage of team runs at all. This is exactly what I said from the start, it’s just about runs a player is involved in (run productivity), not their share of total runs scored.

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It equals run production, and the equation is actually runs + RBI - home runs. But since Reaves has no home runs, it's the same thing

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Thanks, mdomingue, I wasn't going to try and explain it to him because he couldn't comprehend the initial post. He would probably get lost there.

The OP was to see what you (forum) wise thought it was that Jay sees.

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and an RBI

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Look, I get what you’re saying about better at-bats, but let’s not stretch “contributing” too far.

1 RBI in 4 games where the team put up 33 runs isn’t exactly driving the bus. Add in 2 runs scored and you’re talking about 3 total runs he’s directly accounted for out of 33. That’s not impact that’s just being in the lineup while others are doing the damage.

If you want to say he’s looked better at the plate, sure. But production matters, and right now the actual output still isn’t there. Stack a few more games with real run production, then the conversation changes.

I'd like to see Cooper Williams start. Hold him to about 45 or 3 innings whichever comes first. Then follow with Ricken and Noot no particular order

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@ #43(14th in the SEC), they have a much weaker SOS than LSU @ #21(11th in the SEC). Still not a cake walk and beat the teams that swept us, including sweeping Moo State

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Those are facts and people don't like them. LSU should have swept Moo state as well, they just imploded. IF they don't implode the have a good chance of taking the series.

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I want Dardar in there swinging out of his shoes every at bat.

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At that ball park YES

PG Cole Weinstein

You mean him? made more errors in practice plays than Milam this whole season and pops up BP pitching?

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And $7 million?

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