Given the nature of pitching, you would probably have some really interesting Skew stats. You can't go lower than 0, but you can go to infinity in a really bad outing. Potential for some pretty incredible distribution data, definitely non-normal.
OK...so my wife just got us tickets for a suite at Wrigley tomorrow night. Very pumped- haven't been to Wrigley in something like 10 years, despite living 45 minutes away. ...and Nolasco is pitching for the Angels. I feel like Indiana Jones- "Why did it have to be snakes?"
I don't remember a Twins team ever having this many baserunning mistakes. Maybe I've just walled off that corner of my mind. Or maybe I'm old and I forget stuff, that could be it too. Nice inning here if Sano had stayed on second.
Agreed. I was not arguing with your post, just offering my perspective on the post you were discussing. Seems to me that's the thing I learned from the anecdotal evidence, but I knew it already.