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Getting ready to start trying to cap some MLB and I would like to be more successful this year. I'm going to try to get a spreadsheet going for totals and need some help.

Can anyone share some websites, besides the best Covers, that you use for information/stats?

I'm looking for how many runs ballparks avg, accurate wind blowing in and out/weather reports, first 5 innings records, etc....or just an informational site.

Thanks in advance

And good luck to everyone this season

 
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Kap, what's up?

I like baseballpress.com alot of good info.

Go PENS!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by cburk:

Kap, what's up?

I like baseballpress.com alot of good info.

Go PENS!!

Just getting ready to go see if I can break into the 70's again today on the course.  Playing 36 this afternoon

Thanks for the site

Pens look good.  Hoping to have a play on the Grand Salami tomorrow.  Hit 9 GS's in a row
 
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Quote Originally Posted by kindergartencapper:


Just getting ready to go see if I can break into the 70's again today on the course.  Playing 36 this afternoon

Thanks for the site

Pens look good.  Hoping to have a play on the Grand Salami tomorrow.  Hit 9 GS's in a row


Good luck buddy!  Hope Madness was successful for you!  Loved that spreadsheet. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by PapaShango:



Good luck buddy!  Hope Madness was successful for you!  Loved that spreadsheet. 

Started the first day 3-3, but hit 13 of the next 17 picks which made Vegas very fun.

Glad you liked the spreadsheet.  I'll be sharing it again next year through google docs.
 
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Daily baseball data. com GL
 
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there is another site i use for totals and is much more informative...i mean great info on ump stalking and wind directions and such...its another forum tho so I dont want to get jailed or something stupid for saying it..but its pretty much like covers forum and was created by some guys from here....not many picks on there...but good info on totals, meaningful info.  u may know what it is already, but a daily read for sure like covers
 
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Quote Originally Posted by kindergartencapper:


Just getting ready to go see if I can break into the 70's again today on the course.  Playing 36 this afternoon

Thanks for the site

Pens look good.  Hoping to have a play on the Grand Salami tomorrow.  Hit 9 GS's in a row


It's 1:48, you better hurry up and start if you want to get in 36 today.....
 
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Baseball-Reference has LOADS of info on past stuff.  Good Luck, hope it helps.
 
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i also like to use dailybaseballdata.com for pitchers vs hitters lifetime. 
 
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not updated for 2011 yet, but baseball prospectus has a ton of generic stats and their own sabermatrician calculations.

https://www.baseballprospectus.com/statistics/sortable/

SIERA, skill interactive earned run average, is my favorite
https://www.baseballprospectus.com/glossary/index.php?search=SIERA

good luck bro
 
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Quote Originally Posted by wickedgarden:

Baseball-Reference has LOADS of info on past stuff.  Good Luck, hope it helps.



My bible.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ruffcutter2006:



It's 1:48, you better hurry up and start if you want to get in 36 today.....


Paid $20 all you can golf from 3PM til 8.  Started early at 2:45, played til 7:15 and only saw one group of 4 people. 

Got in 54 holes.  Crushed the ball off the tee, solid approach shots, and left a lot of birdies short.  Hopefully tomorrow morning I'll be able to beat my golf rival

Hit 84, 81, and 80.  Par 73 course, so that 80 felt like I got in the 70's
 
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KC I believe someone mentioned baseball reference.   With your gift  Im looking forward to your baseball plays this year...

I always though you could tear up 5 inning plays like you did in 1st halfs in NBA... Also maybe 1st inning props... Best of Luck

 
 
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yahoo sports is good for pitcher's splits, and espn is easy to read SP vs today's opponent, career stats.
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