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#1
Torii Hunter said. "Sometimes we hit the ball hard and it's right at guys. That's what baseball is all about -- luck -- and we haven't had any in a long time."
TORII HUNTER 
Ace
Hirschfelder
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ACE and HIRSCHFELDER
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#3
Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:
No surprise a player on a losing team is complaining about luck,all losers complain about luck
Angels 2-3 thus far in 2011
Angels 80-82 in 2010
No surprise a player on a losing team is complaining about luck,all losers complain about luck
Angels 2-3 thus far in 2011Angels 80-82 in 2010Torri Hunter, 9 time Gold Glovemman, Multi year All Star, earning $18.5 mill this year.......
One of the most QUALIFIED people to talk about baseball sighting the game as LUCK.
TORII HUNTER.....
ACE and Hirschfelder thinking they are more qualitifed to talk about baseball than Mr All Star , 9 time Gold Gloveman winner Hunter.
Like Rostos telling Wayne Bennet how to coach.....
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#6
Ace andf Hirschfelder
When compared to ALL other sports.
"baseball is at the forefront. Experts from statisticians to oddsmakers say chance plays an unusually big part in the game, partly because play is spread out over such a large area. The game's complexity is also relevant: The scoring value of a base hit, for instance, depends largely on factors outside the hitter's control -- namely the ability of the previous batters to get on base".
"Rick Hahn, assistant general manager of the White Sox, says that may be a coping mechanism. "There is a fair amount of luck involved in this game," he says. "It's probably such a high amount that it could keep you up at night and eat away at your stomach lining if you let it."
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#9
Hirschfelder says the Storm didnt change there game after the announcement in terms of it affecting overs under. Rostos showed the Storm averaged 12 more points a game after the announcement.
Hirschfelder said overs under were NOT put out the night before the game. To Hirschfelders benefit, he admitted he got this wrong.
Hirschfelder disputing Rostos' logic that luck plays a massive role in baseball. Mathematicians and Oddsmakers AGREE back Rostos up.
Rostos 3
Hirschfelder 0
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Did the church teach you to wish death on MLB players
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#17
Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
Hirschfelder says the Storm didnt change there game after the announcement in terms of it affecting overs under. Rostos showed the Storm averaged 12 more points a game after the announcement.
Hirschfelder said overs under were NOT put out the night before the game. To Hirschfelders benefit, he admitted he got this wrong.
Hirschfelder disputing Rostos' logic that luck plays a massive role in baseball. Mathematicians and Oddsmakers AGREE back Rostos up.
Rostos 3
Hirschfelder 0
Mathematicians and Oddsmakers opinions
If only you knew, idiot. If only you knew
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#20
Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
Ace andf Hirschfelder
When compared to ALL other sports.
"baseball is at the forefront. Experts from statisticians to oddsmakers say chance plays an unusually big part in the game, partly because play is spread out over such a large area. The game's complexity is also relevant: The scoring value of a base hit, for instance, depends largely on factors outside the hitter's control -- namely the ability of the previous batters to get on base".
"Rick Hahn, assistant general manager of the White Sox, says that may be a coping mechanism. "There is a fair amount of luck involved in this game," he says. "It's probably such a high amount that it could keep you up at night and eat away at your stomach lining if you let it."
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#21
I've given you one reading assignment today, now here is another
99.98% of it will go over your head, but you may eventually get an understanding of what is luck, what is variance and what is randomness, and an understanding of probability
I don't expect you to read either book . Improving yourself and learning off people who know more then you seems beyond your stupidity
99.98% of it will go over your head, but you may eventually get an understanding of what is luck, what is variance and what is randomness, and an understanding of probability
I don't expect you to read either book . Improving yourself and learning off people who know more then you seems beyond your stupidity
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#22
Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:
I've given you one reading assignment today, now here is another
99.98% of it will go over your head, but you may eventually get an understanding of what is luck, what is variance and what is randomness, and an understanding of probability
I don't expect you to read either book . Improving yourself and learning off people who know more then you seems beyond your stupidity
I've given you one reading assignment today, now here is another
99.98% of it will go over your head, but you may eventually get an understanding of what is luck, what is variance and what is randomness, and an understanding of probability
I don't expect you to read either book . Improving yourself and learning off people who know more then you seems beyond your stupidity
i didnt expect u to respond to the other post.
There is nothing more to say really
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